Sentence examples for evaluated as excellent from inspiring English sources

The cosmetic outcome was evaluated as excellent when the total score was 12 points, good when 9 11, fair when 5 8, and poor when 0 4 [9].

Cosmetic outcomes were evaluated as excellent when the total score was 12 points, good when 9 11, fair when 5 8, and poor when 0 4.

All patients were evaluated as excellent (using Paley's functional criteria) except one with DF who developed a foot drop from sciatic nerve injury after initial surgery of tumour excision; this was treated by pantalar arthrodesis.

The overall quality was evaluated as "Excellent" at the Cesenatico Levante – Porto Canale Sud (urban) and Marina di Ravenna (semi-urban) beaches and as "Good" at Bellocchio (semi-rural) beach.

During evaluation, HWM are divided into four categories based on the confidence in the mark; only HWM evaluated as "excellent" are used by NHC in post storm analysis of the surge.

Cases evaluated as "excellent" and "good", were calculated as successful cases, so the total effective rate was 96.30% (78/81).

For the informal caregiver section, 24 items or scoring options were evaluated as having excellent relevance, and five as having poor relevance (e.g., 'lives with person longer than six months', 'lives with person six months or less', hours of informal care and active monitoring: 'total time 5 weekdays', 'total time 2 weekend days', 'strong and supportive relationship with family').

In 65% of cases treatment efficacy was evaluated as good or excellent by patients themselves, in 67% of cases it was evaluated as good or excellent by physicians.

In 81% of cases treatment tolerability was evaluated as good or excellent by patients themselves, in 84% of cases it was evaluated as good or excellent by physicians.

Patient-administered nitrous oxide/oxygen inhalation has been evaluated as safe and excellent analgesia for PLB [ 13], but this is associated with high cost of the system, concern of personnel exposure to the gas, and the need for nursing supervision.

Despite the small sample size, we obtained a preliminary evaluation of the relationship between maternal and neonatal characteristics and the cardiovascular system of the newborn, evaluated as APAO, an excellent, noninvasive and reproducible tool able to evaluate the cardiovascular risk profile in newborns.