Sentence examples for a subsequent grading of from inspiring English sources

Video loops generated by participants for each view were recorded for a subsequent grading of acceptability.

Hence, they have prescribed an approach whereby those with normal systolic function need to have impairment of diastolic function detected before subsequent grading of severity, whereas those with abnormal systolic function or structural issues must have impaired relaxation and subsequently can proceed to grading of their diastolic dysfunction.

In fact, others may disagree with aspects of our application to GRADE in this area of research and the subsequent grading of the quality of evidence and strength of recommendations.

Studies that have correlated grade on core biopsy with a subsequent grade at surgery show that it is accurate in about 60% of tumours [ 7].

For the 2016 guidelines, if patients had normal systolic function and no obvious structural abnormalities, they were first screened for diastolic dysfunction via a separate algorithm before subsequent grading, requiring at least 3 of the 4 prescribed parameters to be positive.

Their method has formed the basis of all subsequent grading systems.

Subsequent grading by certified readers classified 6 (12.5%) of these eyes as mild NPDR.

Each test form contained an increasing number of items in subsequent grades, including unique and common items (see "Initial pool of items" column in Table 1).

Among women aged <30, short term persistence of HPV 16 was highly predictive of a subsequent diagnosis of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia grade II+, with a three and fivee) year risk of 65.9% (40.4% to 91.5%) (table 4, fig 3).

Diarrhoea was numerically – but not statistically significantly – more common in patients with low creatinine clearance at baseline, in line with our previous observation of a relationship between renal function before administration of treatment and subsequent grade 3 or 4 adverse events (Feliu et al, 2010).

The estate could also earn an additional $750,000 from Stonewall for each subsequent Grade I victory.