Sentence examples similar to consequently blind from inspiring English sources
Most outcome measures are self-reported and consequently cannot be blinded.
All calves born alive were blind and consequently euthanized within days or weeks.
It should also be pointed out, as a limitation of this work, that studies were not blinded and, consequently, some experts reviewed the quality of their own works.
Results of these blood tests were released to the study investigators within 1 week after patient inclusion and collection of clinical data; consequently, study staff were blinded to CD4 cell counts.
Consequently the 'weight' of blinding as 3 out of 10 items for the Delphi list and 1 out of 6 for the Risk of Bias list could cause lower quality scores for PT studies using the Delphi list.
Some areas (indicated by black) inevitably end up being discarded in both views; thus, any object falling in any of these black areas cannot be recovered by inter-view interpolation, and consequently, these areas are called "blind areas".
Information from high-resolution remote sensing data obtained by existing Earth observation platforms still possesses blind spots, and, consequently, damage assessment results do not necessarily reflect actual disaster losses.
Usually, blinding in self-management or educational interventions is nearly impossible, but the so called 'modified informed consent' procedure, does enable a single-blind RCT and consequently compensates for substantial threats to internal validity.
Khan charged that the GOP is "blinded by dollars," and consequently lacks an accurate view of what is happening on the ground.
Consequently the assessment of outcome is partially blinded.
