Sentence examples for criterion for change from inspiring English sources
Since the occurrence of a ship hit would not necessarily indicate that a critical change had been missed (other factors may contribute to ship hits), this was not used as a criterion for change detection.
In the EIB− group, no gene met either criterion for change in expression in response to exercise challenge.
We found that 116 of the 611 proteins quantified in the serum met a nominal 0.05 significance level criterion for change after 1 year of CEE, compared to about 31 expected by chance.
However, raters may disagree with this, and rate the item ' can the criterion (for change) be considered as a reasonable gold standards' (H4 and I15) as 'yes' while according to the COSMIN manual this item should be scored with 'no'no
As external criterion for change in health status after surgery the item regarding how the patient rated the status of the operated arm compared to its status preoperatively was used.
It is likely that the absence of a criterion standard for change in health status contributes to this shortcoming.
Objectives.: In view of the segmental occurrence of coronary atherosclerosis, we postulated that acetylcholine may cause heterogeneous vasomotion, depending on the extent of vessel analyzed, criteria for change in vessel caliber and dose of drug administered.
But once you feel someone has met the "R," "I," and "P" criteria for change and is seeking out advice, then it's time to get to work and help them map out a plan for how to get from A to B to C. Does this person see her/himself as someone whose strengths and weaknesses are "fixed" or "open to change"?
We explicitly compared their relative performance as measured by common responsiveness indices and by different external clinical criteria for change.
For patients not exceeding the hCG cutoff levels, static or rising hCG levels should still be included in the criteria for change of chemotherapy.
Progressive disease is defined as more than 10% increase in size while not meeting the partial response criteria for change in enhancement.
