Sentence examples for by the other reader from inspiring English sources
In addition, any slides in which HF or LF results were obtained were re-read blindly by the other reader.
Breathing artifacts causing stair-step artifacts were encountered in nine patients (15%) by one reader and eight (13%) of these nine patients by the other reader (excellent inter-observer agreement, kappa =0.93).
ECG-gating-related artifacts were found in ten patients (17%) by one reader, and in nine (15%) of these ten patients by the other reader (excellent inter-observer agreement, kappa =0.84).
Serum and plasma samples were coded, and test readers read the samples blindly without knowing the type of sample being tested or the result obtained by the other reader.
To define a CAD finding as true positive that had not primarily been seen by one of the readers, the presence of an intravascular contrast defect had to be securely confirmed by the other readers.
The total interference I x sensed by x is obtained by summing each individual contribution given by Equation 19 for all the other readers in the network.
The total interference I x perceived by reader x is the summation of the contribution expressed by Equation 11 for all the other readers in the network.
People in the newsroom say that Mr. Lashinsky, Mr. Kansas and others complained that providing the article to the hedge funds first put the individual investors at a disadvantage -- potentially enabling the hedge funds to profit at the other readers' expense by trading shares of Research Frontiers first.
As regular readers have learned by now, this blog has attracted a number of commenters who are 2nd Amendment absolutists, and who consistently try to refute the statistics and ideas put forth by the many other readers of this blog, who seek more regulation of guns.
This observation indicates that there is room for a further increase in cancer detection by the other second readers.
The low (biological) plausibility of opposite change scores within the patient and the lack of opposite results by other reader(s) protect the scoring system against a lack of sensitivity while there is a natural tendency to maintain specificity (conservatism in case of doubt).
