In addition, various ROIs may show different uptake characteristics that influence their noise properties (e.g., high-binding vs. low-binding ROIs), and in that case, test-retest properties could be investigated region-by-region; however, pooling all ROIs into an aggregate test-retest metric may also be carried out if there is an application specific requirement.
Hence, a detailed study was conducted to develop a reliable aggregate test protocol that will assist the engineers, contractors and owners to identify and measure the potential for concrete pavement degradation because of ASR.
What is the use of test results that are released months later, measuring a classroom, a school, a district or a state in terms of aggregate test scores?
Instead he got "You the schools?" Bennet didn't have much time, then, to think through what he'd set in motion: a systematic pursuit of the sort of student who lowered aggregate test scores and teacher morale.
When several thousand poorly prepared ex-virtual students flood public school classrooms each year, those schools will inevitably suffer lowered aggregate test scores.
Finally, the aggregate test receiver-operating-characteristic (ROC) curves and Pratt's Figure of Merit (FOM) are used to evaluate the proposed detector against state-of-the-art edge detectors.
Even if laboratories in aggregate test many patients, they may not be able to connect the dots to interpret what the results mean.
Our baseline estimate of aggregate test costs was based on high screening volumes, and in this situation we found that the total cost of colposcopy is lower than that of careHPV screening.
For two traits, lipoprotein(a) levels and neutrophil count, aggregate tests of low-frequency and rare variation were significantly associated across multiple motifs.
After processing the construction debris into gravel, the amount of reclaimed material from the waste was calculated, and then aggregate tests were conducted.
