Sentence examples for differential assessments from inspiring English sources

Differential assessments by each of the surgeons could have biased the results.

However, the ability to accurately discriminate between signals due to true hybridization events and what may be considered background noise is paramount to making accurate differential assessments.

But it may be that such differential assessments in part are a function of the frame (e.g. legal cynicism) through which appraisers view and interpret their behaviour.

Further, these tools also make apparent where differential assessments of benefits or risks exist between EMDAC members, DMEP staff, or the drug's manufacturer (5, 6).

The course offers students in-depth exposure to differential assessment and intervention.

Blinding usually reduces differential assessment of outcomes (information bias), but can also improve compliance and retention of trial participants while reducing biased supplemental care or treatment (sometimes called co-intervention).

Also, the program must pursue differential assessment of emerging deviations from the standpoint of adequacy to the spaceflight conditions and prospects of returning to Earth and guide the development of principles, methods and techniques necessary to maintain health and working capacity of humans during short- and long-duration missions and on return to Earth.

Clinician and research experts (n = 11) were asked to comment on the comprehensiveness of the tool for use in differential assessment of dizziness (content validity).

We propose that differential assessment of men and women is one important factor in explaining this stalled progress, reflected in gendered institutional policies and apparent implicit bias in promotion and editorial review processes.

Our findings pointing to the limited usefulness of differential assessment according to patient quality description of dizziness are similar to other research that has been conducted in emergency medicine (Newman-Toker et al. 2007) and in outpatient settings (Treleaven et al. 2008; Zainun et al. 2012).

A number of measures were taken to avoid differential assessment bias on the EDE.