Sentence examples for evaluated a large range from inspiring English sources
The HCQI developers evaluated a large range of potential covariates, considering their distributional properties, strengths of association with the outcomes of interest, consistency of findings across jurisdictions and potential for clinically inappropriate adjustment (e.g., benzodiazepine use was not considered a reasonable adjuster for falls).
The objective of the present paper was to evaluate a large range of existing cropping systems to determine management rules for reconciling weed-related biodiversity and weed harmfulness, comparing 26 contrasting cropping systems identified via farm surveys in two contrasting French regions, Burgundy and Poitou-Charentes.
Other HTA agencies adopt the approach of evaluating a larger range of potential technologies, with the result that the rejection rate is higher.
The effectiveness and efficiency of our AMLS algorithm is evaluated on a large range of random and structured MAX-SAT and SAT instances, many of which are derived from real world applications.
Through extensive simulations the available modes can be evaluated for a large range of network context parameters of influence [9, 26].
The span parameter must be estimated, and we evaluated the span over a large range of values to minimize the Akaike Information Criterion (AIC) [ 37].
We selected these journals because they are open-access and publish reports of non-randomized studies evaluating therapeutic interventions from a large range of medical specialties.
The choice of damping parameter was done by evaluating systematically model solutions for a large range of parameter values.
We have developed a prototype of this protocol in the user-space and conducted a large range of measurements to evaluate this proposal under various network conditions.
To evaluate the extinction coefficient and its linearity for a large range of SWCNH concentrations, the described dilution method was applied to various samples, i.e. for different starting SWCNH concentrations, as explained above.
