Sentence examples for clinical performance for from inspiring English sources

However, only a small subset of HPV tests has documented clinical performance for any of the standard HPV testing indications.

Data consisted of measures to assess objectively clinical performance for insertion (recording date, indication and location) and maintenance (daily review of necessity, clinical appearance of site, duration less than 72 h and timely removal).

It reviews the biomechanical considerations of knee arthroplasty that distinguish it from hip replacement and also describes the survivorship of TKA and UKA and outlines measures of clinical performance for ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) in knee arthroplasty.

Hence, it is concluded that rate of dissolution is an important predictor of clinical performance for this class of compounds and that a BCS type of classification could provide an important aid to both compound and product design, if qualified by dose and regional deposition pattern.

This group's concept of hybrid simulation (HS) (combining simulated patients and part-task trainers (a simulator that simulates a limited component of a clinical procedure) to create a multimodal clinical context) requires clinicians to integrate technical and nontechnical skills in a holistic clinical performance for assessment.

However, recent veterinary literature lacks clear evidence of better clinical performance for sevoflurane and desflurane, compared with isoflurane, in non-critical dogs and cats.

The above findings suggest similar clinical performances for the three materials with no previous attempts for direct comparisons.

However, for analysis of clinical performance of candidate genes, QMSP for AJAP1, HS3ST2, and POU4F3 and multiplex QMSP for PAX1 and SOX1 were performed in a TaqMan probe system using a LightCycler 480 Real-Time PCR System (Roche Diagnostics, Roche Applied Science) [ 29].

With continuing rapid improvements in assay sensitivity, it will be important for clinicians to review the clinical performance of the assays for their population and to refine their clinical decision limits.

We hereby assessed the analytical and clinical performance of an assay for streptomycin-resistant mutations.

The clinical performance of this method for detecting isoniazid-resistant, ethambutol-resistant and streptomycin-resistant isolates of M. tuberculosis showed 98.9%, 94.3% and 93.8%, respectively.