Sentence examples for evaluated coverage from inspiring English sources
We evaluated coverage probabilities and the width of the CIs.
Unfortunately, information about evaluated coverage of JE vaccine is not available from the district.
Given the growing use of whole-exome sequencing (WES) for clinical diagnostics of complex human disorders, we evaluated coverage of clinically relevant cardiac genes on WES and factors influencing uniformity and depth of coverage of exonic regions.
We evaluated coverage efficiency by calculating base coverage over 1) all intended target bases, 2) common bases among the four technologies, 3) Ensembl exons, 4) RefSeq exons, and 5) CCDS exons, using 50 million randomly chosen reads for each technology.
We found no major difference in coverage efficiency between two technical replicates, indicating that all four technologies give high technical reproducibility.We next evaluated coverage efficiency as a function of sequencing depth.
The results from this evaluation provide additional evidence needed to make or re-evaluate coverage decisions to ensure medical benefits, safety, and affordability of innovation.
For consumers who have decided to use only low- or no-V.O.C. paints, Green Seal, a nonprofit environmental organization that certifies products as eco-friendly, also conducts performance tests that evaluate coverage and how the paint holds up.
Federal officials said on Friday that Medicare would still provide coverage for the drug's use in breast cancer, though the government plans to "monitor the issue and evaluate coverage options".
In 2004, the Guardian's editor, concerned by the media's standards, wrote to 50 people in high-profile positions – in Westminster, Whitehall, the judiciary, City and NHS, industry, science, academia and the Church – asking them to evaluate coverage of their work.
Goal: Create a framework for evaluating coverage of diverse companies, founders and topics.
The concept of path exposure is used to evaluate coverage quality in the sensor-deployed field with the consideration of path length and exposure simultaneously.
