Sentence examples for assessing the added value from inspiring English sources

Comparative effectiveness research assessing the added value of genomic information, such as genomic variants added to family history added to clinical risk factors, and consensus on the outcomes and evidence needed to answer such questions, would help to define priorities for collecting and using such information in a cost-effective way.

"Assessing the added value of breast tumor markers in genetic risk prediction model BRCAPRO". Breast cancer research and treatment, 133, 1, Pp. 347 355.

Subsequently, the identifiability analysis was carried out by progressively considering new data sources and assessing the added value provided by each of them.

This offers a further challenge in assessing the added value of such companion diagnostic tests early in their development.

Vickers et al. [ 1] recommend only doing one statistical test instead of two in assessing the added value of new biomarkers.

This study aims to reduce disparities in asthma outcomes among African American and Latino/Hispanic children through cross-cultural communication training of their physicians and assessing the added value of this training compared to general communication.

However, the diagnostic utility of secretin in the diagnosis of pancreatic cysts remains debated in part because there have not been controlled studies assessing the added diagnostic value of secretin [12, 25, 26].

Nevertheless, the different measurements affect the validation strategy to be used for assessing the added predictive value of the omics score.

In this paper we illustrated and critically discussed the application of various methods with the aim of assessing the added predictive value of omics scores through the use of a validation set.

For this purpose, i) among the several available recycling techniques for thermoset based composite materials, the most suitable one for the envisaged application was selected (mechanical recycling); and ii) an experimental work was carried out in order to assess the added-value of the obtained recyclates as aggregates and reinforcement replacements into concrete-polymer composite materials.

A recent study used four English to French translations of the heiQ to assess the added-value of back-translation and the use of an expert committee to the content and psychometric properties of a translated multidimensional questionnaire [ 14].