Sentence examples for conditional assessment from inspiring English sources

In both yeasts there is also an association of DSB peaks with those IGRs located 5' of protein-coding genes that are divergently transcribed (P = 0.001 to P≤0.0001, from conditional assessment of IGRs alone).

And in fission yeast, the presumptive promoter regions of genes with DSB peaks are enriched for gene ontology (GO) terms associated with "interaction between organisms" or "transcription factor activity" (from conditional assessment of presumtive promoter regions alone, no P values reported).

This was done for vandetanib, and only the second assessment (with conditional appraisal) was included.

The evolution of conditional moral assessment in indirect reciprocity.

The re-assessment of benefit after the expiry of the conditional appraisal for vemurafenib illustrates the consequences of the absence of such guidance by the G-BA.

Results are conditional on assessments of MISI risk on the basis of projected triggers under the climate scenario A1B (ref. 9), although sensitivity to these is limited by theoretical and topographical constraints on the rate and extent of ice loss.

In those early days, compensation payments were conditional on an assessment by a psychiatrist – with a diagnosis of "Survivor Syndrome" common.

It has already been noted that AMNOG has decreased the traditionally high availability of innovative drugs on the German market through opt-outs following benefit assessments [27]; conditional appraisals and the resulting re-assessments may well contribute to this.

Moreover, a variety of innovative study designs and methodologies have found more widespread use, including noninferiority trials, preresection staging designed to direct therapy more precisely, planned early reports of conditional results, prognostic studies, assessment of an event status at a point in time, and large simple trials.

Longitudinal standards, also called conditional standards, take previous assessment result into account and is suitable for studies of growth.

For example, with respect to competencies in the assessment of conditional risk factors, cardiologists rated their competencies moderately lower.