Sentence examples for estimating outcome from inspiring English sources

Differentiation between tumours and pseudo-tumours is essential for planning adequate treatment and for estimating outcome and future prognosis.

Differentiation between tumors and tumor-like lesions of the central nervous system is essential for planning adequate treatment and for estimating outcome and future prognosis.

We managed to reduce the missing data by contacting authors, and by estimating outcome with the help of a spreadsheet (Tierney et al, 2007).

Differentiation between tumors and tumor-like lesions of the central nervous system (CNS) is essential for planning adequate treatment and for estimating outcome and future prognosis.

Alternatively, in a large database ICU patients, Zimmerman and coworkers [ 19] found that a continuous physiologic measure is a more sensitive and accurate method for describing patients and estimating outcome than total scores or counting the number of organ system failures.

Data were censored for patients who did not complete follow-up and for new infections when estimating outcomes adjusted by genotyping.

Objective: To investigate estimated outcome effects of a sports injury prevention intervention when analysed by means of a per protocol (PP) analysis approach.

Poor production performances in both developing and developed countries contributed to this estimated outcome.

A C-index of 0.5 indicates a classifier that does not estimate outcome better than random choice.

A key issue in survey research is whether respondents differ from non-respondents in some way that is likely to impact systematically on the estimated outcome values.

In- or exclusion of contralateral breast cancer or non-disease related death in the definition of recurrent disease or survival significantly affects estimated outcome probability.