Sentence examples for cited tools and from inspiring English sources

It cited tools and treatments used by the DOD which had "no clear scientific evidence base" and said more needed to be done to evaluate their effectiveness.

The authors emphasized the program feature of annotations in various cited tools and could provide a row in the table for this important feature.

Although SIFT and Polyphen are highly cited tools, comparative analyses carried out by Thusberg et al. and Shihab et al. found FATHMM, MutPred, and SNPs&GO to perform better using the VariBench benchmarking dataset containing missense mutations [ 43, 46].

The aim of this work was to compare the efficiency of the bioinformatic analysis of 16S rRNA next-generation sequencing-based data performed by QIIME and MG-RAST, which are the most frequently cited tools in the context of metagenomic analysis.

The results of some of the cited tools are summarized in a recent database called DriverDB [ 15] and also aggregated in one of the Pan- Canalysisalysis publications [ 16].

The cited tools also focus more on the ability to create automated analysis pipelines, leading to very little interactivity between the user and the data.

Among the most frequently cited tools, a larger proportion (5/7) were PT tools compared with only two of the 19 general health research tools (i.e. Jadad and Chalmers).

The cited tools can be used for many other types of analyses than the ones looked at in this paper, which leads to a much more complex user interface and often overwhelms the user with many options.

The second most cited tool was the Downs and Black tool, with 962 citations since its introduction in 1998.

ODI is the most commonly used and cited tool for this purpose, followed by the Roland Morris disability questionnaire (RMDQ) (Chapman et al. 2011) and the core outcome measures index (COMI) (PubMed Search for "COMI, Back Pain, 2001 2011" in 2013).

The Jadad scale [ 37] is the most frequently cited tool in health sciences research despite criticisms regarding its lack of responsiveness [ 8] and applicability to other health research areas such as PT and rehabilitation [ 5].