Sentence examples for settings assesses from inspiring English sources

The five-item Short Depression-Happiness Scale (SDHS) [ 17] developed for use in therapeutic settings assesses well-being as a continuum between the two states of depression and happiness.

The body of evidence comes from a diversity of study designs and highly controlled settings assessing food and beverage intake.

The most common IV PCA related tasks were evaluating pump use and settings, assessing the IV site, evaluating and addressing analgesia side effects, instructing/reinstructing the subject on use, administering supplemental pain medications, assisting with self-care or moving the subject, and assisting the subject with use of the button.

The advantages of a multi-lab collaboration are that methods can be quickly validated, facilitating availability, and that tests are evaluated in different laboratory settings, assessing robustness.

The present study explored how professionals in South African school settings assessed pain in children with severe cerebral palsy and possible communication difficulties.

With access to antiretroviral therapy (ART) expanding in resource-limited settings, assessing factors related to clinical, immunological, and virological outcomes of ART is of great importance.

The 65-item rating scale measures the severity of autism spectrum symptoms occurring in natural social settings, assessing social awareness, social information processing, capacity for reciprocal social communication, social anxiety/avoidance, and autistic preoccupations and traits.

Other areas in which more research is needed include developing better rapid environmental testing methods (67), identifying optimal decontamination methods for a variety of contaminated settings, assessing B. anthracis spore background rates in selected settings, and determining the level of risk associated with a low degree of exposure to aerosols containing B. anthracis.

These should further evaluate diagnostic accuracy in a range of geographical settings; assess utility and feasibility in in-patient and ambulatory out-patient clinical populations, including children; determine how best to incorporate the assay within diagnostic algorithms and assess cost and impact.

In resource-poor settings, assessing how people make appropriate health decisions at home or at work, in the community, in the health system, and the political arena (4) – an overall concept of 'health literacy' – requires good understanding of how lay people perceive health, illness, and causes of death.

The aim of this study was to explore how professionals in South African school settings assess pain in children with cerebral palsy, that is, how they observe a child in pain, how they address and investigate children's perceptions of their own pain, and how they interpret children's pain communication, in order to support them to continue with school activities.