Sentence examples for using a single assessment from inspiring English sources

In comparison, when using a single assessment of physical activity at baseline, participants reporting vigorous activity were just over three times more likely to be healthy agers.

SASH, part of the WHO World Mental Health Survey Initiative, is a cross-national effort to collect country-specific epidemiological data on mental disorders using a single assessment tool and data collection methodology.

Unlike other states and cities that seem to switch tests with each passing fad, Iowa has used a single assessment, the Iowa Test of Basic Skills, since 1935.

On the other hand, it is sometimes possible to use a single assessment for a range of purposes; although an assessment designed to serve a range of purposes is likely to serve each individual purpose correspondingly less well.

This study used a single assessment of parenting behaviours and started with a wide range of potential pre- and post-natal variables; such an approach might be used to identify families who might benefit from parenting interventions.

We are unaware of any similar study using a single fall risk assessment tool to assess falls risk in multiple hospitals.

Alpha = 0.78 Standardised item Alpha = 0.79 Criterion validity was assessed by using a single-item assessment of perceived treatment need (Table 2).

Thus, using a single-year assessment of flow status may give an inaccurate basis for analyzing the ecological community in a spatially-intermittent stream.

In our cohort, if TRV were used as a single assessment tool, 4% of PAH patients would be missed when using a PAH suspicion threshold of at least 2.8 m/s, and 48% would be missed when using a threshold of more than 3.4 m/s.

In addition, the content and language were slightly simplified by avoiding some technical terms (e.g. in the common oral problems list, "erupting permanent tooth" was changed into "a new tooth pushing through") and using a single question for the assessment of frequency of oral impacts*.

However, still the uncertainty of exposure assessments using a single exposimeter remains significantly higher than the assessment of the unperturbed E-field using spot measurements.