Sentence examples for on initial assessments from inspiring English sources

Before each unit, she groups the 26 children based on initial assessments, takes a few days to observe them in the smaller groups and revises the groups again, sometimes as often as every day.

In our paper, we examine whether, consistent with economic theory, the importance for promotion decisions of initial assessments and on-the-job performance reflects information about future ability or whether, consistent with confirmation bias, managers put too much weight on initial assessments.

The SLP also developed individualized patient communication care plans based on initial assessments.

If IRs were calculated based on initial assessments of only those patients who presented within 2 years of symptom onset, the overall IR using the 2010 criteria was 35/100 000 population; for 1987 criteria it was 27/100 000 at baseline presentation but increased to 36/100 000 cumulatively 5 years after symptom onset.

We randomly located riparian plots within the lower (n = 4), mid- (n = 4), and upper (n = 4) sections of Waipā Stream (10 × 10 m plot size), based on initial assessments of canopy cover during which we found stratified sections of specific dominant canopy species.

This node-negative group was compared with a second group of 202 patients who had one involved axillary node found on initial assessment of the haematoxylin and eosin sections; survival was worse in the patients in whom a nodal metastasis was found at the time of surgery.

Occult injuries are those likely to be missed on initial assessment by first responders and, though initially asymptomatic, they may present suddenly and lead to rapid patient decompensation.

On initial assessment, the patient exhibited tetraparesis that worsened with activity.

Electrocardiographs (ECG) were recorded on initial assessment and after surgery on daily basis in ICU.

Based on initial assessment and ongoing reassessment, sequential trials should be undertaken until adequate pain relief is achieved.

None of the patients with absent signs of life, defined as full cardiopulmonary arrest with absent reflexes (n = 215), on initial assessment by paramedics in the field, survived.