Sentence examples for assessment compared with those from inspiring English sources
Many studies have shown consistently that there is an increased risk of cardiovascular mortality among patients with an abnormal CAN assessment, compared with those with normal assessment (18, 19).
Possibly indicative of this, the relative risk for being vaccinated for people reporting a respiratory problem at assessment compared with those who did not was 1.15 (95% CI 1.09 1.22) in 1997 and 1.06 (95% CI 1.03 1.09) in 2000.
Respondents with an annual income of $10,000 or more were more likely to refuse the diagnostic assessment compared with those with an annual income less than $10,000, although only marginally significantly different likely because of the sample size and that 28.6% of the sample had missing income data.
We also assessed the degree of correlation for the overall risk of bias assessment compared with the Jadad overall score, overall risk of bias assessment compared with the Schulz approach, and high or low risk as assessed by risk of bias compared with low or high quality as assessed by the Jadad overall score (<3 v ≥3 9 21).
In the group of HTAs that apply DAM techniques, no report provides significantly less information in the economic assessment compared with the medical assessment.
The problem of lacking discriminating power occurs when there are insufficient DMUs under assessment compared with the total number of inputs–outputs.
The mucilage did not only improve technological quality of GF bread, but proved to be more acceptable in terms of sensory assessment compared with the control [9].
Of the HTA reports that did not develop a decision-analytic model for the German healthcare system, 51.1% provide significantly less information in the economic assessment compared with the medical assessment.
This is in line with the substantially higher sensitivity of immunohistological EMBs assessment compared with the Dallas criteria [12], [22], [23].
It is also worth noting that a higher proportion of individuals reported concerns regarding either illness/injury or deployment on the 2004-2006 assessment compared with the 2001-2003 assessment.
