Sentence examples for passive assessment from inspiring English sources

21 General musculoskeletal assessment protocols comprise static measurements and clinical examinations of joint integrity and ROM (eg, passive assessment).

Passive assessment was carried out at 6 points, using plants of the same species and that grew in public gardens in the cities evaluated in this work.

Alternatively to this "active" assessment of the barrier, "passive" assessment of the barrier is possible by the quantification of luminal compounds such as endotoxins and bacterial fermentation in plasma as markers for barrier function integrity.

This paper proposed a renovated passive design assessment system for green building labelling based on robust energy end-use statistics, different global sensitivity analysis methods, modelling experiments and a detailed case study.

Included patients were 65 years or older and had received a physiotherapy prescription from the physiotherapists of Department of Geriatrics mentioning the need for a passive joint assessment.

It is believed that passive proprioception assessment predominantly measures the stimulation of joint mechanoreceptors during movement sense by minimizing muscle receptors involvement [ 42].

An evaluation was also made of patient physical condition based on the six-minutes walk test (6-MWT) [ 27]; the Lumbar Spine Flexion Test (LSFT) [ 28]; and the Patient Global Passive Mobility Assessment (PGMA) [ 19].

The difference when comparing an interactive to a passive context of assessment could be the loss of discrimination (reduced MOS range) and potentially an asymmetrical assessment depending on the modality that interactants dedicate most of their shared attentional resources to.

As a result, quality judgements in an interactive situation could diverge from those obtained in a passive situation of assessment.

Dutch manual therapists most frequently apply passive segmental motion assessment to the cervical region and they prefer three-dimensionally coupled motions.

Although close contact may increase transmission of zoonotic pathogens, it encourages high visibility and awareness of herd condition, creating opportunities for passive disease surveillance, assessment of herd health and early disease intervention.