Sentence examples for evaluating the concordance from inspiring English sources
For evaluating the concordance between clinical diagnoses and Eurolight diagnoses we defined moderate, good and excellent concordance as agreement of diagnoses in 40 60 %, 61 80 %, and ≥ 81%% respectively.
The number of topic clusters was chosen by evaluating the concordance between the topic classification found using NCuts to the eight SFN theme labels (Table 5) which were available in the database for a subset of abstracts.
As mentioned earlier, having a second orthopaedic surgeons to compare the initial orthopaedic surgeon's diagnosis may have helped when evaluating the concordance with the APP.
Studies evaluating the concordance between histologic classifications of breast tumours ascertained by SEER registries and those made through a centralized pathology review are needed to quantify the magnitude of this misclassification, as none have been reported in the literature.
The primary objective of the study is to provide a comprehensive analysis evaluating the concordance of self-reported data with medical chart information on cancer diagnosis and treatment information among a cohort of 5,042 breast cancer patients living in Shanghai, China.
Pearson's correlation coefficient was used to evaluate the concordance between the MBF and CFR values.
We also evaluated the concordance of various proposed definitions of diastolic dysfunction.
The authors sought to evaluate the concordance of contemporary clinical practice with treatment recommendations.
To empirically evaluate the concordance of effect estimates between case-only and parallel group designs and to identify predictors of discrepancies.
To evaluate the concordance of surgical step pacing between 2 experienced surgeons following a standardized surgical protocol for bilateral laser in situ keratomileusis (LASIK).
We aimed to evaluate the concordance between this technique and the conventional microbiological methods (CMM) for the diagnosis of VAP, assuming that it could support a decrease in broad-spectrum antibiotics consumption.
