Sentence examples for repeatedly assess from inspiring English sources

She said nurses repeatedly assess cognitive function so patients "don't have smoldering symptoms of delirium for days before they end up yelling and screaming".

Large-scale imaging methods such as intrinsic or voltage-sensitive dye imaging repeatedly assess activity of larger neural networks with limited spatial (∼0.5 50 µm) resolution, but they fail to reveal identity or morphology of single neurons [27], [28], [29].

Nursing and medical personnel working on the unit are trained to repeatedly assess patients for intravascular volume depletion and, whenever necessary, appropriately intervene to correct it.

Additional advantages of EMA are the ability to repeatedly assess dynamic states in real-time and in the participant's usual environment.

Best-practice guidelines suggest that health services should repeatedly assess fatigue in persons with MS. Several fatigue scales are available but concern has been expressed about their validity.

This study will provide a detailed bio-clinical phenotype of patients with high-risk chronic kidney disease (high risk of both progression and cardiovascular events) and will repeatedly assess them over a prolonged follow up period.

Remarkably, your article doesn't mention that the alternative to government price fixing -- consumer choice among competing private plans -- has been repeatedly assessed by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office as the most effective way to curb costs.

Nevertheless, no prospective study has yet repeatedly assessed LV diastolic properties in a large cohort of septic shock patients.

Interactions were micro-coded for social synchrony, and salivary CT were repeatedly assessed from parent and child.

Accordingly, we studied the effect of intra-arterial radiocontrast in sheep while continuously measuring renal hemodynamics and repeatedly assessing renal function.

Since then, PK/PD of opioids have been repeatedly assessed, using EEG derived parameters, pupil size, and experimental and clinical pain as effect measures.