Sentence examples for assessment whereas from inspiring English sources

A total of 1,700 LIS was assessed for the comprehensive US B-lines assessment, whereas 476 LIS were evaluated for the simplified US assessment in 36 patients.

The secondary measures were VAS pain [ 32, 33] assessed at weekly intervals in the OAK group during the delivery of the knee OA program from baseline to the 8-week assessment, whereas the control group was assessed for VAS pain scores at baseline and at week 8 (see Figure 1).

Both questionnaires referred to a usual week in the past month (retrospective assessment), whereas the accelerometer daily activity was assessed prospectively for 5 to 7 days.

ROC AUC is most useful in the early stages of test assessment whereas methods based on net benefit are more useful to assess radiological tests where the clinical context is known.

I have a slow reading speed – approximately 85 words a minute, according to my dyslexia assessment – whereas other postgraduate applicants should be about 250 (the speed you expect).

The ANSI/AIHA does not require risk assessment whereas it is compulsory for ATEX.

This is nearly half of all assessments, whereas for orphan drugs (29/193) the law presets an additional benefit.

Spatial regression models show that the presence of young families, university educated residents, detached homes, and large households positively affects the uptake of energy-efficiency assessments whereas property market activity, personal incomes, the presence of self-employed residents, and the efficiency levels of the existing housing stock has a dampening effect.

They demonstrated that participants who were in the lowest-scoring quartile greatly overestimated their abilities; those in the middle quartiles were generally accurate in their self-assessment; whereas participants who had the highest scores underestimated their abilities.

Themes A and B comprise science knowledge in both years and use similar assessments, whereas the content and assessments of Themes C and D are more varied.

Anxiety and depression were measured at both assessments, whereas family stress, parental mental health, family composition, and socio-economic position were measured at the first assessment only.