Sentence examples for a standardized interpretation from inspiring English sources
The purpose of this study is to apply a standardized interpretation of severe surgeon burnout termed, "burnout syndrome" to analyze inherent variation within surgical specialties.
In order to allow for a standardized interpretation, and to objectively visualize the contribution of mp-MRI to predict the presence of significant cancer, a scoring system similar to that employed successfully by breast radiologists (BI-RADS) [19], has been designed for mp-MRI (PI-RADS) [20].
Two board-certified radiologists (HK, MK) who were blinded to all clinical and laboratory data reviewed the digitized images according to a standardized interpretation form, which was based on the previously validated Chest Radiographic Reviewing and Reporting System.
CCVA brings efficiency and consistency by providing a standardized interpretation of VA.
This is important because having a standardized interpretation of the statistical characteristics of an outbreak detection test, including the specificity, aids public health practitioners in making rational decisions regarding resource allocation in the event of an alarm.
Standardized interpretation should be a goal of all screening programs using CXRs.
We expect our results to contribute to reproducible and standardized interpretation of 11C-MET PET/CT.
For standardized interpretation of exercise test performance, maximal METs (1 MET = 3.5 mL O2 uptake/kg/min) were estimated based on the final treadmill speed and grade (18).
For other organs, for example, the breast, liver, and thyroid gland, standardized interpretation schemes including risk stratification criteria have been developed to determine the presence of malignancy.
Careful consideration must be given to many issues including: (1) the availability (choice) of a technique for determining the true disease status of each individual, (2) identifying appropriate individuals to be included in the target populations, (3) the size of the study populations, and (3) appropriate and standardized interpretation of results from the test under evaluation.
Lisa Ellman, shared a similar interpretation.
