Sentence examples for adjudicated values from inspiring English sources

For the 5% of patients in each category (synovitis, osteitis and erosion) with the largest inter-reader change-score discrepancies, adjudicated values for the blinded visits were determined by consensus.

These consensus values were then used as the adjudicated values against which the scores of the study participants were measured.

They then ask how the objective risk differs from the perceived risk, and how this is adjudicated by social values, traditions, and sense of community and place.

Final diagnoses were adjudicated blinded to calprotectin values.

Between groups, NGAL values in adjudicated AKI patients were significantly higher compared to the other three groups of patients.

They do not provide adjudicated or 'gold standard' values for the individual patients they studied, so that strict comparisons of accuracy as opposed to inter-rater agreement cannot be made.

By the way, I don't necessarily propose that "The Piano Lesson" and "Psycho" comfortably inhabit the same stratum of cultural value, as that value has been adjudicated by qualified assessors of taste and significance.

For Clough, holism requires that all values are empirically adjudicated—"some political claims (e.g., feminist claims) are better supported by empirical evidence than others"(2003b, 4).

Table 2 lists adjudicated final diagnoses and respective median values of calprotectin.

The 688 patients with a decrease in hemoglobin ≥ 2 g/dl without a narrative were adjudicated based on additional information, including AEs, laboratory values, and vital signs.

The estimates for the effects of screening colonoscopy on late-stage CRC based on analyses with information from the referral (P-values = 0.12-0.41) or procedure report (P-values = 0.23-0.26) slightlylightly more deviation from the adjudicated standard than progress notes (see Table  2).