Sentence examples for assessing the clinical performance from inspiring English sources
This 'Heyland ideal' value and the best performing unit surveyed are used in this study as a guideline for assessing the clinical performance of STAR nutrition delivery.
Criteria for assessing the clinical performance of restorations need to be reliable, pragmatic and easy to use.
The use of the chemically derivated slides coupled with printing solutions whose concentrations were optimized in our assay allowed us to generate visible results suitable for a study aimed at assessing the clinical performance of the protein chip assay.
A first pilot study was performed with the 6 Lacaune ewes to assess the clinical performance and histocompatibility of the Synthetic PP Mesh-1 and Histoacryl as fixation method manually delivered through a 1 mL syringe (PP-1-Hist group).
Postmarket studies are intended to assess the clinical performance of a medical device or drug after it has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration.
The aim of this prospective study was to assess the clinical performance of veneered Ce-TZP/A frameworks for fixed dental prostheses.
To assess the clinical performance (pregnancy and occurrence of pelvic infection) of the levonorgestrel 52-mg intrauterine system (LNG IUS) in solid organ transplant recipients.
The aim of this study was to assess the clinical performance of CAD/CAM partial coverage posterior restorations made by CEREC AC Bluecam system after 5 years.
With this pooled data analysis of two published prospective RCTs [5, 6], we assessed the clinical performance of two IIPs (Leuven versus modified Yale protocol) in patients admitted to MICU, by means of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM), allowing a complete picture of glucometrics.
The study's specific goal was to assess the clinical performance of VivaSight™ SL in comparison with conventional ETT.
In the UK, the Quality and Outcome Framework (QOF) assesses the clinical performance of GPs and provides each practice with a score covering clinical and organisation factors in primary care, by which a proportion of GPs'pay is calculated (10).
