Sentence examples for symptomatic assessment from inspiring English sources

Conclusion: The Italian version of the P-QOL questionnaire has been validated, providing a reliable, easily comprehensible and valid instrument for the symptomatic assessment of Italian-speaking women with uterovaginal prolapse.

Vygotsky (Minick, 1987) attempted to relate the ZPD and assessment by calling for a change from symptomatic assessment focusing on characteristic behavior of a particular stage in development to diagnostic assessment focusing on understanding behaviors and developing recommendations to foster development.

All participants will be followed with a symptomatic assessment (SIPS) done monthly for the first six months and then every three months for the last two years.

In 2013, a new classification method has been developed which combines spirometric classification with symptomatic assessment (through the modified British Medical Research Council (mMRC) questionnaire or COPD Assessment Test (CAT)) and/or with exacerbation risk [ 1].

It was recommended by the panel that just two criteria, a symptomatic assessment and an evaluation of ocular surface damage by CFS would be sufficient to adequately evaluate severity for the majority of patients.

Traditional psychiatric evaluations and psychodynamic formulations were not abandonned, but the highly detailed symptomatic assessment helped the staff and therapists to set up cognitive and behavioural interventions during and after admissions.

Using these techniques, we studied the prevalence of GERD and esophageal motility disorders in Chinese patients presenting with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) and compared these data to using symptomatic assessments alone.

The blood films obtained during visits and for symptomatic malaria assessment were air-dried and Giemsa-stained for examination by a light microscope fitted with a 100 X oil immersion lens at a single laboratory.

Indeed, single or multiplexed genetic profiles, have been applied to pre-symptomatic risk assessment, as well as to diagnostic, prognostic, and therapeutic application in several fields, including cancer care.

Pre-symptomatic risk assessment of an individual for CNCDs, and personalized management to extend the healthy lifespan and reduce costs, is increasingly a global priority [1].

All CNCDs, also called complex genetic diseases, have a heritable genetic component that can be used for pre-symptomatic risk assessment.