Sentence examples for based on subject assessment from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the a priori defined duration of effect criteria was based on subject assessment of the waning of treatment effect.

Based on objective assessments, 13/15 subjects (86.7%) were Improved or Much Improved, and based on subjective assessments, all 15 (100%) were Improved or Much Improved.

A summary of the accuracy of the pharmacist assessment of suitability for a triptan based on subjects who completed both assessments is shown in Table 2.

Accurate assessment of VA deficits can help clinicians design rehabilitation programs that are based on subject-specific strength impairments and are more effective.

Organize your body paragraphs based on subject-to-subject comparison.

A new experimental process is conducted to objectively generate a set of fuzzy rules with the most influential form elements, based on the subjects' assessments of the simple complex image on 33 representative mobile phone samples.

The dependent variable is subjective and based on physician assessment, the latter being subject to time pressure; this may lead to limitations when examining the factors influencing patient current phase.

The eligibility criteria of a history of alcohol problems was determined by the CAGE questionnaire in 313/349 (90%) of subjects, and based on clinical assessment in 36/349 (10%) of subjects.

However, JUP displayed greater longevity, with this correction maintained in a significantly larger percentage of NLFs after 6 months (physician's evaluation) or 9 months (subject's evaluation) and thereafter for the remainder of the study (70% vs 45%; P = 0.0002 and 62.5% vs 46.3%; P = 0.01 at month 12, based on physician and subject assessments, respectively).

Disease progression was based on assessment of a subject's index lesions, nonindex lesions and new lesions according to modified WHO criteria.

The design of concrete durability is normally based on the assessment of its performance when subject to a single deterioration mechanism.