Sentence examples for repeatable assessments from inspiring English sources

Haemodynamic evaluation using a bedside ultrasound offers a large number of advantages to invasive monitoring, including the absence of risks, not needing costly disposable devices, and rapid and easy repeatable assessments.

Robotic technology can be the answer because it can address at the same time two critical interrelated objectives: to provide sensitive and repeatable assessments of proprioceptive integrity and to automate repetitive training procedures designed to enhance proprioception and its contributions to functional movement.

"In this way, we can provide numerical, objective, repeatable assessment of a child's current behaviors, as well as progress over time," Sahin said.

When adequate views can be achieved, TTE allows for even less invasive and thus more repeatable assessment, especially once key hemodynamic features have already been focused.

Because the human shoulder has many degrees of freedom that allow redundant means of producing the same net humerothoracic motion, there are many impediments to objective, repeatable assessment of shoulder function in vivo.

The ACTH stimulation criteria for diagnosis allows for an accurate and repeatable assessment of the disease.

This protocol renders a repeatable assessment of flies' thermal preferences [ 34].

Moreover, a non-invasive, repeatable assessment of coronary circulatory dysfunction, like the one employed in this study, may enable us to monitor myocardial response to corrective actions with drugs, diet and physical activity.

Here, we show for the first time that, as for RBP4, no relationship is present between resistin levels and in vivo repeatable assessment of endothelial function in untreated essential hypertension.

The knowledge-based approach applied in this study to analyze (co- occurrence of co- occurrencea reasofable basis for standardized and repeatable sustainability assessments.

This "deviation-parameter" was found to be repeatable between assessments and to distinguish between healthy and spastic muscle.