Sentence examples for user-friendly assessment from inspiring English sources

In this article, we propose to use two kinds of test systems, the dedicated systems for professional measurement and the user-center systems for user-friendly assessment.

The winning device will weigh no more than five pounds and will provide user-friendly assessment and monitoring of five vital signs and 15 different medical conditions including diabetes, pneumonia, and the bane of every parent's existence -- an ear infection.

The user-friendly assessment and benefits of the GMAE were especially appreciated.

The advantages of EDQ are that it is simple, easily administered and is a user-friendly assessment tool.

Overall therapists have positive opinions of the GMFM-66, particularly due to its user-friendly assessment and the benefits of the GMAE.

To achieve this, there is a need to increase awareness, and to develop and implement valid, user-friendly assessment tools [ 4].

Other user-friendly assessments include the Revised Global Outcome Assessment of Life in Schizophrenia (Revised GOALS) [ 15], the Investigator's Assessment Questionnaire (IAQ) [ 16] and the Targeted Inventory on Problems in Schizophrenia (TIP-Sz) [ 17], although they have some limitations in terms of methodology.

The Cover Crop Economics Tool is a user-friendly economic assessment tool to assess the costs and benefits of incorporating cover crops into a crop rotation.

A flexible and user-friendly risk assessment interface is developed using LabVIEW program, which puts at disposal different applications for the course material.

This measure was derived from the European Addiction Severity Index (EuropeASI) [ 41]. (4) The short version of the Mental Health Inventory (MHI-5) [ 42], which is a validated and user-friendly self-assessment questionnaire, will assess recent mental distress and self-reported diagnoses of depression.

We suggest that screening for depressive symptoms using brief, user-friendly self-assessment scales in the child psychiatric context may be of additive clinical value and utility.