Sentence examples for trigger an assessment from inspiring English sources

If a country had large, sustained imbalances "outside those ranges," she said, it would "trigger an assessment, a peer-review mechanism".

After watching the DVD there was a significant (p = 0.003) increase in the proportion of coastal people reporting that a 3-week cough would trigger an assessment at the clinic or hospital (Table  3).

A few examples of the concerns that may trigger an assessment of a doctor's performance include a basic lack of knowledge/poor clinical judgement, inappropriate prescribing, tendency to use outdated techniques, poor record keeping and communication problems with patients and/or colleagues.

(2005) argue that the experience of regret results in a change in the emotional values associated with choices, biasing against choices that led to a regrettable outcome and triggering an assessment of how behavior needs to change.

Other researchers have concluded that the presence of ED should trigger an aggressive assessment for occult vascular disease.

To help with the understanding of risk factors that trigger a prospective assessment of SIB in clinical trials, we present an industry consensus framework for risk assessment and decision making of SIB during drug development.

The process could be complicated for Sainsbury's amid speculation that a tie-up with Argos's owner would trigger a lengthy assessment by the Competition and Markets Authority CMAA).

Repeated falls should trigger a rapid assessment and treatment of the cause(s).

The post-DVD survey showed a significant increase in people in coastal villages reporting (i) a 3-week cough would trigger a medical assessment and (ii) TB is mainly spread through the air.

Finally, Parnas and colleagues applied the concept of self-disorders to the data from the Copenhagen High-Risk Project in particular, by selecting the items from the premorbid Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory assessment that, if voiced as a complaint in a clinical context, would trigger an in-depth assessment of a corresponding EASE-item (see next section).

Last week, the death of Baroness Thatcher triggered a fresh assessment of the essence of Thatcherism.