Sentence examples for spontaneous assessment from inspiring English sources

After the discussion, workshop participants (for background, see Fig. 1) were invited to give their spontaneous assessment of the topic.

The spontaneous assessment perspective posits that ratings of overall self rated health are developed based on health status at any given point in time and fluctuates as health status changes.

SRH has been shown to be stable over time in population-based studies, suggesting that a considerable component of SRH reflects an aspect of one's enduring self-concept and, to a lesser extent, a spontaneous assessment of one's health status.

We discern two theoretical views of self-rated general health status: in the first, SRH is regarded as based on feedback about one's present state of wellness or illness (i.e. a more spontaneous assessment); in the second it is regarded as an individual's prior beliefs of being a healthy or unhealthy person (i.e. a more stable self-concept of health).

But among the unexpected treats are Young's own spontaneous assessments.

Ratings may be the result of spontaneous assessments of health or may be the result of enduring self-concepts.

A qualitative content analysis was chosen to identify free and spontaneous assessments on the part of HOs.

See Supplemental Experimental Procedures for detailed information on animal husbandry, indirect calorimetry measurement, and spontaneous activity assessment.

Secondly, in contrast to the above assessments of spontaneous arrhythmogenecity, we assessed the tendency to arrhythmogenesis specifically provoked by imposed extrasystolic stimulation, and the effect upon this of nifedipine in the hypokalaemic heart at a range of concentrations using an established method of PES.

During spontaneous ventilation, the assessment of diaphragm respiratory excursion may help to identify patients with diaphragm dysfunction; however, during assisted mechanical ventilation, the role of excursion in the functional evaluation of diaphragm contractile activity is far less clear.

Considering the within-patient change by the fourth point of assessment spontaneous reassurance predicted an increase in general anxiety in univariate analysis (B=−1.13, 95% confidence interval –2.19 to –0.07, P=0.04).