Sentence examples for milder assessment from inspiring English sources

"There is certainly a demonstrated need for more parking up and down all Metro-North lines," was the milder assessment of James Blair, a retired fund manager from Ossining who is a member of the Metro-North Commuter Council, a group representing riders' interests.

Before Mr. Sharon spoke, Daniel Pipes, director of the Middle East Forum in Philadelphia and one of Israel's strongest and most unwavering supporters in the United States, offered a mild assessment of American backing for a Palestinian state.

(Trump gave him new ammunition by suggesting Thursday that "wouldn't it be nice if actually we could get along with Russia, we could get along with foreign countries, instead of spending trillions and trillions of dollars?" His mild assessment of Russia runs counter to the views of most Republicans).

Communication and documentation is better in patients with moderate to severe pain than in patients with mild pain, and assessment is better in patients with mild pain.

In summary, our custom-designed FDM was well tolerated by patients in this study, with only three experiencing short-lived mild discomfort during assessment of the upper fornix.

Although there was a slight improvement in sudomotor function at T2 (shift in CASS scores toward more mild impairments), our assessment revealed a slight shift in which five out of the eleven patients were affected.

Prognosis is largely determined by cardiac sequelae of KD. 2 6 9 The outlook for KD patients who have normal coronary echocardiographic findings or only mild dilation on assessment 6 weeks after the onset is generally good. 2 6 9 However, those patients with persistent coronary artery dilatation and aneurysms are at risk of coronary artery stenosis or thrombosis.

Neurologic assessment revealed mild left motor syndrome, mild right anisocoria and rapid deterioration of the mental status; EEG was negative.

As expected patients who were judged not to require DMARD/S treatment by the tenth assessment had milder disease with lower baseline HAQ scores and smaller mean change in HAQ over the follow-up period (0.13, 95% CI 0.05 to 0.21) than those who were treated.

To address this challenge, the Bass Connections team Oculomotor Response as an Objective Assessment for Mild TBI in the Pediatric Population assesses young athletes (5-18 years) with an eye-tracking protocol and compares that data to in-season documentation of concussions.

Another study [ 21] used the Computerised Assessment of Mild Cognitive Impairment (CAMCI) [ 26], an eight task battery assessing attention, psychomotor speed, working memory, learning and memory, and executive function (inhibition).