Sentence examples for based data to assess from inspiring English sources

Moreover, primary care trusts in the UK use such hospital based data to assess their targets for initiation of breast feeding.

A continuous process of professional updating is suggested to confirm these clinical results obtained by physical therapists as well as more evidence-based data to assess the effectiveness of ultrasound as a therapeutic resource in specific musculoskeletal conditions.

These challenges, which hold true in many developing countries, make it difficult to use hospital-based data to assess the association between climate variability and malaria, because disease burden may be vastly underestimated.

Hierarchical cluster analysis (HCA) and principal components analysis (PCA) were performed based on hydrogeochemical data to assess the ground water recharge and its governing factors.

To this end, we created multiple data sets based on simulated data to assess strengths and weaknesses of seven published methods as well as a newly developed method, KLAS.

van Donkelaar et al. (2010) provided an observationally based data set to assess the impact of ambient PM2.5 exposure globally.

We derive tentative estimates of the parameters of the model, based on limited published data, to assess the efficacy of serum screening in conjunction with clinical assessment (indirect mirror examination for NPC), for example the average duration of the preclinical screen-detectable phase is estimated as 3.1 years.

The paper proposes a methodology based on commonly available data to assess the nature conservation value of agricultural landscapes, and to generate cartographic results to be used as decision variables in planning.

Using funnel plots based on crude performance data to assess quality of care at area level may overestimate the number of 'underperforming' districts, and overdispersion needs to be addressed a priori.

We used synthetic data based on the real WTCCC data to assess the quality of our new method, as well as to compare it against a score test.

We used Fisher's exact tests and Wilcoxon tests based on the original unimputed data to assess binary and continuous confounders respectively.