Sentence examples for physically assess from inspiring English sources

With larger groups, this is unlikely to be practical, and consideration needs to be given to how individuals could physically assess the intentions of all the group's members.

Some BAC-FISH experiments should be undertaken, as was done for M. acuminata [ 31], among the parents of an F2 mapping population 'Calcutta 4' and 'Madang' [ 7] in order to physically assess the nature of the rearrangements.

It wouldn't tell you that suddenly that patient's gone from a regular heart rhythm to an irregular and it's very common in heart failure for someone to be suddenly having a normal heart rate and then them to go into arrhythmia which could be quite life threatening so I think from that point of view I would still need to physically assess my patients" CHF2 (Interview 2010).

The CHP then took a routine history and physically assessed each child.

Elderly patients complaining from fatigue should be physically assessed, both evaluating maximal grip strength and fatigue resistance, allowing the calculation of grip work, which integrates both parameters.

Medication availability was physically assessed by visiting each facility and verifying the presence of non-expired medications – not through self-report or an external questionnaire.

Physically assessing their behaviors as well as change in their bodies cannot be used in any instance as a means of detecting the absence or presence of the virus in any individual.

Next, the CHPs took a routine history and physically assessed each child, and then completed the following question: "Does the child have a psychosocial problem at this moment?" (yes or no).

During the home visit, research nurses queried participants on whether or not they had pain and/or stiffness in either knee on most days for at least one month in the last year, as well as physically assessed if participants had at least two of the following signs: crepitus, bony tenderness, and/or bony enlargement (please see Additional file 1) [ 28].

You must provide this information since an agent is not physically assessing the site.

It consists of 29 individual items and can be categorized in 3 subscales, which assess physically aggressive (directed against a person or object), physically non-aggressive (not directed against a person or object, such as pacing and wandering) and verbally agitated behavior.