Sentence examples for conventional assessment methods from inspiring English sources
To assess whether CE MRI increases the diagnostic confidence above that achieved by conventional assessment methods (CAM) (i.e. clinical examination, ultrasound and mammography) To determine whether CE MRI can accurately identify a subset of patients who might be suitable for breast-conserving surgery following neoadjuvant chemotherapy.
Conventional assessment methods rely on hand-designed features or manual guide-line drawing, which results in difficult modeling and high time consumption, thus they are still inefficient and impractical for clinical uses.
Interpretation can be difficult however, due to the crescentric shape, retrosternal position and the poor correlation between conventional assessment methods, such as fractional area change (FAC) and intrinsic RV contractile dysfunction [ 6] as well as translational errors with methods such as tricuspid annular plane systolic excursion and tissue Doppler imaging.
To evaluate the effectiveness of the PC index, a comparison was made between the conventional assessment method for ecosystem services and the proposed method.
STE is a sensitive method for determining RV dysfunction induced by PEEP and deteriorated ahead of a conventional assessment method: FAC.
The results from this study show that latent CVD risk in disease-free (healthy) obese adults assessed with no or low risk by conventional risk assessment methods, can be unmasked by simple non-invasive measures.
Current limitations of conventional dietary assessment methods restrict the establishment of diet disease relationships and efficacy of dietary interventions.
Conventional risk assessment methods are subjective and unreliable as some nodes reveal little information, and the quantity of samples is limited in ad hoc networks.
Hence, evaluation of these multicomponent herbal products using conventional toxicological assessment methods is difficult.
Our assessment represents a departure from conventional technology assessment methods, which consider features inherent to the technology itself.
Sonographic imaging of the RV can be challenging due to its shape and position and conventional echocardiographic assessment methods are limited by angle-dependence, translational error and often a qualitative approach to analysis.
