Sentence examples for estimate of change from inspiring English sources

In clinical research, the subscale and total AntiA scores can be used to characterize anti-angiogenesis side effects and the extent to which they are changing over time, likely to be a more reliable estimate of change than one obtained, for example, by asking the patient informally or relying upon Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Events (CTCAE).

Open image in new window Fig. 1 The EWMA I control chart with a shift in the intercept and the estimate of change point using both methods.

For these three distal upper extremity conditions, a QDASH MCID of 16 26 points could represent the estimate of change in score that is important to the patient and guide clinicians through the decision-making process.

A third creatinine measurement would reduce variability in the estimate of change in renal function over time.

This comparison provides a minimum estimate of change in a 4-position window.

This approach provides a minimum estimate of change for each site.

"This could fill in those holes," he said, "and give us a much better estimate of changes in the deep structure of the ocean".

Researchers using a decade of satellite data on fires and a suite of climate models have produced the first thorough global estimate of changes in the frequency of fires in the world's forests under greenhouse-driven global warming.

Frequency modulation is an estimate of changes in frequency over time with high values meaning high frequency changes over time and vice-versa.

However, the extent of the error would be similar in high and low grade tumors resulting a conservative estimate of changes.

Differences between repeated self-reported values are an estimate of changes in weight over time, assuming reporting bias is constant within 1 year.