Sentence examples for psychological suitability from inspiring English sources

He's 27, a converted infielder still relatively new to pitching, but he throws hard, he throws strikes, and the Sox will never know about his psychological suitability unless they try him.

ST. LOUIS — Addressing long-held concerns about whether organ donors have adequate protections, the country's transplant regulators acted late Monday to require that hospitals thoroughly inform living kidney donors of the risks they face, fully evaluate their medical and psychological suitability, and then track their health for two years after donation.

Although studies exist on cosmetic surgery in regards to reasons for seeking cosmetic surgery and possible psychological results of such surgery, this literature was mostly motivated by the medical community for the need to assess the psychological suitability of patients for various procedures (Cook et al. 2006).

Patients expressing an interest have to undergo extensive screening to assess their psychological and physical suitability to face such demanding surgery.

During World War II, he was a lieutenant commander in the Navy, where he led a team that developed psychological profiling to determine the suitability of people for various roles in combat.

The topics covered in the FGDs included the local understandings of psychological distress, the relevance and suitability of the study methods, the evolution and adequacy of the extended family orphan care system, and measures that might reduce children's psychological distress.

It said funding for bariatric surgery in Wales is restricted to those with pressing health issues, and "suitability for surgery takes physical and psychological factors into consideration".

The general practices ensured participants' suitability, according to their physical and psychological condition, before they were invited.

He recommends getting a psychological test done to evaluate your strengths, weaknesses, and suitability for this profession (see sidebar).

On the other hand, they support the suitability of a reliable and valid single measure of general psychological distress.

Psychological mindedness as measured by this scale is generally regarded as a measure of patients' suitability for dynamically orientated psychotherapy.