Sentence examples for Optimal appraisal from inspiring English sources

The biopsy from patient 4 was inadequate for optimal appraisal and investigation; this patient's working diagnosis was based on clinical and non-biopsy laboratory findings.

Participation in these domains, then, is predictive of greater life satisfaction and more optimal appraisals of health over time.

Models that consider all feasible weights and not only self- appraisal optimal DEA weights.

We focused on social support from friends in this study, because we presumed this to theoretically be an optimal source of appraisal and emotional support.

Therefore, including only Cochrane reviews in a meta-review is not the optimal choice when quality appraisal is included as part of the meta-review process.

Models consider not only self-appraisal DEA optimal weights, but also all feasible input and output weights.

Interval range of some hospitals, such as Hospitals 8 and 14, is larger than others due to inclusion of all their feasible weights and not only their self-appraisal DEA optimal weights.

It is well known that the efficiency scores suggested by classical DEA models cannot fully discriminate efficient units, and inefficient units are evaluated by a mere set of optimal weights in a self-appraisal approach.

Inducing endemic appraisal fraud is an optimal strategy for a lender that is engaged in "accounting control fraud". Accounting control frauds drove the second phase of the S&L debacle, the Enron era crisis, and the ongoing crisis.

What's so peculiar about the Dell decision is that the judge found no chicanery and still didn't think the price was fair, explaining that it was possible a board's actions "might pass muster for purposes of a breach of fiduciary claim and yet still generate a sub-optimal process for purposes of an appraisal".

While the assessment concluded that the economic model "clearly identified an optimal treatment strategy" with first-line dexamphetamine, the NICE appraisal committee subsequently found it impossible to distinguish between the different strategies on grounds of cost-effectiveness.