Sentence examples for proactively assesses from inspiring English sources

The response from Lisa Friedman, a spokeswoman for Washington Mutual, was typical: "We stand strongly behind our business practices, and we maintain a comprehensive fair-lending program that proactively assesses and monitors our lending".

Companies have also begun to proactively assess complementary products earlier in their roadmaps resulting in bets on teams whose product isn't even ready.

As brain technology is rapidly reshaping the infosphere and the digital infrastructures in our societies, there is an urgent need to proactively assess whether our current ethical and legal frameworks are ready to face this emerging scenario.

While the primary focus of the NAS EA is on infrastructure delivery, one of the main functions of human factors is to proactively assess and respond to the anticipated impacts of NextGen changes on end-users.

In the literature these compounds have often been referred to as environmentally friendly; however, in recent years the perception of their greenness dramatically changed as the scientific community began to proactively assess the risk of their application based on the entire life-cycle.

Clinicians should be encouraged to proactively assess OIC.

Deep tendon reflexes were also proactively assessed using standard clinical techniques.

While pain is proactively assessed and pain charts are used in RACF, this is more often regulatory-driven than patient-driven (eg, prior to accreditation).

Also, the feelings domain (for example, ways to deal with stress, moods or depression) seems to be particularly important for female patients and practitioners may want to proactively assess this domain during consultations with their female patients.

This is perhaps not surprising as GPs historically had little involvement with the universally provided 21 24 month review, but it does suggest that GPs now have minimal input into proactively assessing children's development after early infancy.

As genomic researchers rely on data contributed by patients and participants and are bound to abide by laws and ethical guidelines, it is critical to respect the privacy and autonomy of patients and participants by proactively assessing the full range of legal and ethical issues surrounding genomic cloud computing.