Sentence examples for recruiting and assessing from inspiring English sources

The bulk of these costs arise from paying social workers to monitor foster children, recruiting and assessing parents, foster care and legal fees.

Shortly before Christmas, Loughton announced the setting up of an expert panel, to include the ADCS, which will consider improvements to the process of recruiting and assessing adopters, the removal of "bureaucracy and over-prescription" and the provision of "set timescales for training and assessing" candidates.

We are grateful to Kimberly Persson, Marguerite Corvini and Carol Ladd for their efforts in recruiting and assessing study families.

Once the costs of recruiting and assessing additional participants were factored in, the evidence favoured the DESPOT1 sequence for the MRC-AIMS.

The advantage of just considering concordance is that this is measured immediately, so there is no delay between recruiting and assessing patients.

Orthopaedic surgeons and Ophthalmologists from these centres were invited to participate by recruiting and assessing the priority for surgery of their patients and answering a specific questionnaire to analyse the inter-observer reliability of the prioritisation instruments.

Nevertheless, we do not believe that there was important clinical selection bias because feedback from recruiting clinicians during and after the study was that the time required to recruit and assess each patient made sequential recruitment of every eligible patient impossible.

The unipolar and control samples used as comparison groups have previously been described in Farmer et al. In brief, participants meeting DSM-IV and ICD-10 criteria for recurrent major depression (unipolar depression: n = 1737) were recruited and assessed (as part of the Depression Case Control DeCC study) using the procedures and assessments described above for the bipolar sample.

Therefore, we expected to be able to recruit and assess 108 patients (54 in each arm) during a recruitment window of 14 months.

Children's minister Tim Loughton has asked experts to draw up a new system to recruit and assess individuals as adoptive parents.

A group of experts has been asked to draw up a new system to recruit and assess individuals as adoptive parents, as some research shows as many as one in three prospective adopters fail to adopt at the end of a process that can take years.