Sentence examples for database assessments from inspiring English sources

Uncertainties and reliabilities from previous database assessments are summarized along with the key findings, and the limitations of the existing database assessments are also discussed.

As observed with our DNA barcode using the RDP-II database, assessment of the sensitivity and specificity of the Bacteroidetes DNA barcode reported by Dick and Field produced a sensitivity score of 88.00% (compared to 96.52% for our Bacteroidetes barcode) and a specificity score of a 99.25% (compared to 99.98% for our Bacteroidetes barcode).

Given that the precise timing of death, hospital admissions, and emergency room visits, are rarely available in administrative databases, epidemiological assessments based on such databases have not adequately addressed the effects of sub-daily high-level ambient particulate exposures.

The drug assessment, from an online database, Performance Assessment Links in Science (SRI International, 2003), asks students to design a controlled study to develop a new experimental drug for high blood pressure patients.

Section 3 describes experimental image database, performance assessment framework, and comparative analysis methods.

A new database for assessment of radiation doses at cruise flight altitude in the Earth atmosphere, related to ground level enhancement (GLE) events is created under VarSiTi/SCOSTEP support and incorporated to the International ground level enhancement (GLE) database (gle.oulu.fi).oulu.fi

This comprehensive database allows assessment of the genetic effect of miR-mediated regulation on traits of interest.

The registration of patients in the database, pathology assessment, and preliminary limited mutation analysis (see below) were performed at MD Anderson.

A review of Health Cluster Bulletins and the Consolidated Appeals Process documents in Haiti did not locate any additional databases or assessments of health services.

Women were identified from the Regional Genetic Centre database, following assessment by a consultant geneticist as high risk according to the NICE guidelines [ 2].

Beyond description of long-term patient and allograft outcomes, the future potential for such a research database includes assessment of medical risk factors, non-medical risk factors for various outcomes and quantification of health service utilization (in-patient only) in the entire cohort of Canadian pediatric ESRD patients.