Sentence examples for evaluated commonly from inspiring English sources
It is evaluated commonly with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
We have evaluated commonly applied groupwise similarity measures (Pesquita et al., 2009) for our dataset, in particular the Jaccard index and the SimGIC measure.
The interventions evaluated commonly involved aerobic or combined aerobic/resistance training (n = 29), at a moderate to vigorous intensity (n = 20), three to five times per week (n = 21), for a duration of 20-45 minutes per session (n = 18), and for at least five weeks.
The objective of this study was to systematically evaluate commonly used fetal weight estimation models to determine their appropriateness for an Indian population.
The candidate materials were compared to a commercially available substrate made from heat-expanded shale by evaluating commonly measured physical properties, plant development, substrate moisture, and subsurface temperature.
To statistically compare and evaluate commonly used methods of estimating reference intervals and to determine which method is best based on characteristics of the distribution of various data sets.
Where discordance (i.e. different scores given by different investigators) was found, cases were re-evaluated commonly and a consensus reached.
We reckon that after evaluating commonly seen malpractice cases, training programs with computer-based simulation systems should be carried out in emergency medicine education.
We use these results also to evaluate commonly used rules-of-thumb for allocation of the data to training and test sets.
While to our knowledge this is the largest prospective trial evaluating commonly utilized platforms to test for anti-PF4/heparin antibodies in the critically ill population, there were still a limited number of patients from which to draw conclusions.
We also perform a broad simulation study for the purpose of better understanding the factors that determine the best split proportions and to evaluate commonly used splitting strategies (1/2 training or 2/3 training) under a wide variety of conditions.
