Consistency of physician and biometrician derived joint counts served as a benchmark for the interpretation of the validity of patient derived joint counts, showing high concordance (P < 0.001).
However, both for the 'earlier' and 'later' mortality decline patterns, no additional data is needed to interpret the mortality trends, as declines started to be observed before 2002, and the analysis of MI ratios in these countries sets a benchmark for the interpretation of the trends observed in the 'no mortality decline' pattern.
Several of these algorithms are approaching the benchmark of the visual interpretation of the human expert, while others are at the prototype stage.
GS contributed to the study concept and design (Gene structure analysis), the data collection (Features of human overlapping genes, Benchmark), the analysis and interpretation of the data, and drafted the manuscript.
The resulting data would then provide benchmarks to aid in interpretation of the survey results and enable the assessment of the validity of the ACHWM.
Due to a lack of a benchmark, the interpretation of energy performance problems is still primarily based on the auditors' experiences and knowledge, which can cause the outcomes to be subjective or inconsistent.
Hence, we conclude that alternative measures of technical change permit the exploration of different dimensions of the same dependence and help a more robust interpretation of the benchmark results.19.19
This remains the benchmark interpretation.
It was one of those benchmark interpretations that brought out the magnificence in something previously regarded as smart and brittle, and it seemed inevitable that this rejuvenated, muscular "Passion Play" would cross the Atlantic to Broadway.
Similar benchmarks have been proposed to guide the interpretation of the SRM [ 47– 47].
