Sentence examples for based on abstracted data from inspiring English sources
The results must therefore be interpreted cautiously, as an IPD-based meta-analysis would give a more reliable estimation than one based on abstracted data.
Second, our meta-analysis was based on abstracted data and not on individual patient data (IPD).
All our analyses were based on abstracted data and not on individual patient data (IPD).
Even though the strength of our main conclusion was limited by the fact that it was based on abstracted data, peri-operative chemotherapy should be recommended in case of initially resectable metastases of CRC.
D'Addario et al (2005) reported the results of a meta-analysis based on abstracted data from randomised phase II and III studies designed to compare the efficacy and toxicity of platinum-based to non-platinum-based chemotherapy in advanced NSCLC.
Based on abstracted data and similar to a previous study in children and adolescents [ 41], intensity of training was calculated as metabolic equivalents (METS) using the following categories: (1) low = 2.35, based on range of 1.8 to 2.9, (2) moderate = 4.45, based on a range of 3.0 to 5.9, (3) high = 7.5, based on a MET value greater than 5.9 [ 42].
A fantastical musical game based on abstracted texts by Michael Ende and Lewis Carroll, the work echoes Ligeti's combination of rigor and whimsy.
This paper presents a compliant leg mechanism for a small six-legged robot, HITCR-II, based on abstracted anatomy from insect legs.
Reviewer 3: The theory is based on abstracted concepts like homeostatic set point and distances in the homeostatic space that do not directly correspond to any biological properties.
The process constitutes five steps: (i) transforming the component from the CAD system in STEP format, (ii) building an attributed graph for it, (iii) abstracting the graph into some geometric entities, (iv) retrieving a set of similar graphs based on the abstracted data, and (v) matching the graph of the new design with each graph on the set of similar graphs.
Our results show that EMR-based indicator results significantly underestimate the quality of care compared to the same indicators computed based on manually abstracted data for a national quality register.
