Sentence examples for assessed apart from inspiring English sources

Contrarily to migraine, psychiatric comorbidity of CH patients has not been broadly assessed apart from few case series [8].

It is interesting to note that no single measure satisfies all the criteria assessed apart from the range operationalized either directly or with regression techniques.

Consensus was achieved for all components of screening assessed apart from the testing of fatty acid esters (Table  3, statements 1-8 and 12-21).

Indirect comparisons of the different physiotherapy interventions found no evidence that the treatment effect differed across the interventions for any outcomes assessed, apart from motor subscores on the unified Parkinson's disease rating scale (in which one trial was found to be the cause of the heterogeneity).

A questionnaire was used that had been developed earlier to assess – apart from socio-demographic and other basic characteristics – trust in health care and health care professionals and the use of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) [ 2, 34].

The frontal lobe is the most widely biopsied site and whilst the results here show slightly worse accuracy when compared with the temporal lobe (either alone or combined) it still appears to represent a sensitive area to assess apart from in PSP and the limbic stages of DLB.

The first presidential debates since 1960 were held that year, and the candidates' high and low moments were instantly assessed and picked apart, just as they were in 2012.

Intra- and interobserver error was assessed 4 weeks apart, on 20 slides from each immunohistochemically stained group and analysed statistically.

Correlation for the Dietary Quality Index-Revised (DQI-R) scores assessed 1 year apart was r=0.72 while correlations for total fat, SFA, cholesterol, calcium, and iron ranged from r=0.41 to r=0.69.

Two experts were assessed in each city, apart from London, Stockholm and Vienna, where one expert provided assessments for both deprived areas.

But in the modern era, there's nary a woman (and Bill Clinton's brief dalliance with first lad-dom didn't last long enough to change much) who hasn't been plucked apart, analysed, assessed and obsessed over.