Sentence examples for assessed through calculation from inspiring English sources
Under regulatory ecosystem services, the soil quality was assessed through calculation of soil quality index (SQI) which was highest under MT-M + C followed by mustard residue retention and lowest under farmers' practices.
Pooled estimates were obtained using a random-effects model, and heterogeneity of outcomes was assessed through calculation of I-squared statistics for each of the groups of studies.
After 12 weeks of treatment, 24-h, daytime, and nighttime short-term BPV (as assessed through calculation of the coefficient of variation) was significantly decreased by treatment.
Morphology was assessed through calculation of morphological errors that were coded for each transcript using the same categories as found in the Wugs test: plurality, third-person singular, past tense, comparative/superlative, present progressive, and possessive.
We explored heterogeneity of environmental effects by serogroup and by lethality of infection (fatal vs. nonfatal) using stratum-specific analyses, with heterogeneity of effects across strata assessed through calculation of the meta-analytic Q statistic (34).
The cost-effectiveness of the intervention will be assessed through the calculation of incremental cost effectiveness ratios, using the primary outcome measure and cost-utility will be assessed through the calculation of QALYs based on the EQ-5D.
Successful usage was quantitatively assessed through the calculation of dosing accuracy based on the volume of liquid medication emptied from the pouch.
Cost-effectiveness is assessed through the calculation of an incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER).
Respondent attitudes towards FOBt were assessed through the calculation of an attitude score.
The prognostic ability of the final model was then assessed through the calculation of DR and FPR values in the 'validation' set (Heagerty et al, 2000).
Comorbidity was assessed through the calculation of Charlson's comorbidity score (CCS), which includes diabetes and its complications, cardiovascular disease, chronic skin ulcers, renal insufficiency, liver diseases, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, malignancies, arthritis/arthrosis, and HIV infections (10).
