Sentence examples for assessment of normal from inspiring English sources
Data are presented as mean ± SD or median [interquartile range] as indicated by assessment of normal distribution (D'Agostino-Pearson omnibus normality test).
Depending on the algorithm, the larger the pool of historical data, the more reliable are the performance measures, since the assessment of normal variability improves with measurements over time We assessed the accuracy of the algorithm using the two spatial resolutions by simulating increasing cases on a background of real TB cases, using varying amounts of historical data.
Bächler, P. et al. Assessment of normal flow patterns in the pulmonary circulation by using 4D magnetic resonance velocity mapping.
To call mutations, we first modelled the background level of expression of the mutated allele by linear regression through assessment of normal B cells known to have absence of the mutation of interest.
This hybrid configuration resolves two force components from a single bridge circuit and simplifies fabrication for the simultaneous assessment of normal and transverse loads.
The aim of this study was to design a protocol to allow the assessment of normal and alternative pathways for electron transport in mitochondria using an in situ approach (on permeabilized fibers) in high-resolution respirometry.
Intravenous injection of contrast medium has several advantages: among other things, it allows the assessment of the normal or pathological enhancement of the digestive and extra-digestive structures, the presence and extent of inflammatory infiltration, and the evaluation of the intraabdominal vessels.
Synchronisation was checked by the assessment of a normal circadian variation in the rectal temperature measured before treatment initiation.
EL was significantly involved in patient recruitment, patient treatment, and assessment of late normal tissue responses; contributed to the correlation of clinical data with experimental findings; and took a role in supervising the final version of article.
The work of Hoeller and colleagues is important and highlights the need for assay standardisation, robust independent assessment of the normal reference range using an appropriate reference population, and the need for careful evaluation of the impact of high-sensitivity cardiac troponin assays on clinical care.
