Sentence examples for age of evaluation from inspiring English sources

The age of evaluation, of the Olympian critic as cultural arbiter, is over.

It therefore appears that in the many dogs displaying malformation in these three traits (for example 96% of animals had a bilateral SUB score of 2 8) either the development of osteoarthritic signs is rare; or more likely that in the large majority of cases insufficient time had passed at age of evaluation for such signs to develop.

Each family was analysed separately, as differences in the age of evaluation and/or the maintenance of each family in separated tanks could distort the estimation of QTL effects if they were analysed together.

Individuals were excluded if they had undefined phenotype, missing covariates, known LOAD mutations or if the last age of evaluation for controls or age at onset for cases was less than 60 years.

The productivity of each population under the various conditions examined was assessed using a parameter calculated by multiplying the average height of the relevant transplants by their survival rate at the age of evaluation; this provides a measure of the population's overall fitness (Savolainen et al. 2007).

Although the age of evaluation and the culture conditions have been controlled, a high variation for mean traits was observed even between families of similar age, thus making it difficult to evaluate QTL effects and the estimation of heritability (data not shown).

A strength of the current study is that it is the first to include patients in a young age category (<50 years of age) for evaluation of the serrated lesion prevalence using colonoscopy and precise categorization of the subtypes of serrated lesions.

ABLE: Age of Blood Evaluation; APACHE: Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation; CI: confidence interval; DVT: deep vein thrombosis; HIV: human immunodeficiency virus; ICU: intensive care unit; IQR: interquartile range; OR: odds ratio; PROTECT: Prophylaxis for ThromboEmbolism in Critical Care Trial; SD: standard deviation The authors declare that they have no competing interests.

The "Age of Blood Evaluation" (ABLE) study (ISRCTN44878718) is a double-blind, multicenter, parallel randomized controlled clinical trial.

The Canadian ABLE study (Age of Blood Evaluation [ABLE] trial of the resuscitation of critically ill patients: ISRCTN44878718) is currently being conducted in ICU patients.

In the multicenter, double-blind prospective ABLE (Age of Blood Evaluation) study [63], adult patients admitted to the ICU are randomly assigned to receive leukoreduced RBCs stored for less than 7 days or issued according to standard procedure (expected average storage time of 19 days).