Sentence examples for assessment of likelihood from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the construct validity of the health equity plausibility algorithm was assessed by comparing whether raters' assessment of likelihood of important differences in effects were concordant with the discussion of applicability and generalizability by the authors of the systematic reviews across sex and socioeconomic status.
Some of this is based on statistical evidence, but much depends on the doctor's own assessment of likelihood.
After initial history, physical, and ECG were obtained, patients were grouped into high and low risk subgroups based on ED physician's assessment of likelihood of ACS.
The recommendations cover a range of issues, among them: the relation between coloring the risk matrix and the definition of risk and major hazard aversion; the qualitative, subjective assessment of likelihood and consequence; the scaling of the discrete likelihood and consequence categories; and the use of corporate risk matrix standards.
Of concern is that this score relies in part on subjective assessment of likelihood of ACS for which inter-rater data are scarce.
The modal auxiliary might indicates the speaker's assessment of likelihood that the audience may have other possible ideas for the story, and thereby, recognises that its proposition is but one of a number of alternatives.
The baseline survey requests basic demographic information such as age, country of birth, level of education and postcode; self-assessment of likelihood of PAV; type of antibiotic prescribed and infection; other risk factors for developing vulvovaginal candidiasis; weight and height to calculate body mass index (BMI); whether sexually active and any other medical conditions.
The comparison of two of those models, M2 and M8, with models that assume the absence of positive selection (M1a and M7, respectively) using a likelihood ratio test (LRT) provides a direct assessment of the likelihood of positive selection (see Methods).
Mr. Rumsfeld also changed his assessment of the likelihood that the United States would capture or kill Osama bin Laden, the head of the terrorist network Al Qaeda.
It also recommended that GDF Suez undertake a risk assessment of the likelihood and consequences of a fire and the most effective protection for exposed coal surfaces.
