Sentence examples for assessment compared to from inspiring English sources

32% of patients had right ventricle (RV) dysfunction based on conventional assessment compared to 72% assessed with STE.

Fifty-nine percenownow say the United States was accurate in its prewar assessment, compared to 31percentt who said it underestimated the fight the Iraqis would put up.

In its 2012 survey of more than 8,000 autistic people and family members in the UK, the NAS found that women and girls were more likely to be misdiagnosed than men and boys (41% of females had been diagnosed with another condition on assessment, compared to 30% of males).

In spite of this, the MFWQI resulted in a more severe assessment compared to the conventional physicochemical index.

The IAS performance assessment compared to conventional reclosing schemes is carried out by using proposed voltage and speed indices.

And it is a more sombre assessment compared to its figures in January, when it noted growth of 5.4% growth for 2013 in local currency terms and 3.3% in U.S. dollars.

Our findings suggest that longitudinal dietary surveys offer substantial improvements for exposure assessment compared to a standard cross-sectional design.

But in regard to criteria related to caring for young children, Norwegian kindergartens received some negative assessment compared to kindergartens in many other European countries.

The lefthand end of the recording function is displaced upwards in the Bayesian regional assessment, compared to the Frequentist global assessment.

The automatic assessment, compared to the standard one, showed an agreement higher than 87% on average on the entire group for each skill and a reduction of time for scoring from 15 to 2 min per participant.

The study aimed to: 1. Report the sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive value and negative predictive value of GP-assessment compared to patient self-report regarding whether alcohol consumption was at-risk according to national guidelines.