Sentence examples for had undergone assessment from inspiring English sources

The next study looked at a subset of the CHS who had undergone two MR brain scans, separated by roughly 5 years, and a MMSE and had undergone assessment on the GaitMat, a 4 metre long instrumented walking surface [ 56].

All of the patients had undergone assessment of renal function via Cr-EDTA clearance; a blood sample for biochemical analysis had also been taken at the same time.

Shabbir had first been reported and suspended early in the summer but returned to the Pakistan side having undergone assessment at the UWA and remedial work on his action.

Terry limped off in the second half of Chelsea's 4-0 win over Maccabi Tel Aviv and has undergone assessment back in London, and has not been able to train fully.

Participants: Any group of healthy community-dwelling people with a mean age of 70 years or greater that has undergone assessment using the Berg Balance Scale.

Although the original version of the MAC scale had only been validated in UK population (Watson et al, 1988), it has undergone assessment and validation among patient populations of other ethnicities and countries (Akechi et al, 2000; Cayrou et al, 2003; Ho et al, 2003; Mystakidou et al, 2004).

After 1 year, 71% of subjects had undergone an assessment of A1C, 65% had an assessment of lipids, only 31% had an assessment of microalbuminuria; 33% had undergone an ECG, and 25% had an eye screening test.

In at least two cases, Cardinal Law acknowledged reassigning priests to parishes after they had been removed from their previous parishes because of allegations of sexual abuse and had undergone psychiatric assessment.

Our study provides the largest, most comprehensive descriptive analysis of CAM use among BRCA mutation carriers who are at increased genetic risk of breast and ovarian cancer, and who had undergone risk assessment and counseling prior to enrollment.

All 601 healthy subjects and 132 subjects with knee OA who were more than 20 years old and who had undergone MRI assessment of their dominant or symptomatic knee (in subjects with knee OA) in studies of knee cartilage in our institution were identified.

A few measures had undergone some assessment of measurement properties but these were not considered to meet the quality criteria set by Terwee et al. 12 For example, one study 19 reported a Pearson correlation coefficient to determine reliability but this is deemed unacceptable due to systematic differences not being accounted for.