Sentence examples for contrast assessment from inspiring English sources

In contrast, assessment of albuminuria from urine albumin-creatinine ratio (ACR) does not account for these demographic variables, potentially distorting albuminuria prevalence estimates and clinical decision making.

In contrast, assessment of PPT and PTOL in the non-injected temporalis muscles demonstrated a significant increase after 14 28 days (P<0.001), which may have reflected an adaptation to the test procedure.

In contrast, assessment of cognitive functioning in non-human animal developmental neurotoxicity (DNT) studies typically consists of a single, presumably representative, "learning and memory" task that is expected to detect all potential effects on cognitive functioning.

This confirms also the statement of Tadmor and Tolhurst that the DOG model in analogy with the Michelson formula has better performance for contrast assessment [4].

In contrast, assessment of cytokine secretion resulted in six measures per individual: three unstimulated and three rubella virus-stimulated measures.

In contrast, assessment of inflammation by PET/CT enabled a more refined staging.

By contrast, assessments of those who act immorally are less stable and are likely to be revised if their behaviour improves.

By contrast, assessments of the implications of observation error (arising from sampling limitations) for model precision are often lacking, but see [6], [7], perhaps due to a widespread acknowledgement of the ubiquity of sampling constraints [8].

In contrast, assessments with lower levels of risk tended to come from companies that engaged an external consultant for implementing the phase.

In contrast, assessments of the relation between environmental contaminants and the thyroid status of newborns have resulted in equivocal findings, possibly because of differences in the biological matrices for exposure determination (blood, plasma, placenta, or breast milk), the contaminants measured, and the congener grouping as well as the timing of postnatal TH dosage (Maervoet et al. 2007).

The application of this technique is feasible in a clinical setting and it has the potential to be used as a simple, non-invasive, non-contrast assessment of DFM in cardiac disease.