Sentence examples for evaluation alone from inspiring English sources

However, histologic evaluation alone, even if performed by an expert pathologist, may fail to evaluate the morphologic type correctly.

The evaluation alone can cost several hundred dollars and the cost of the treatment ranges from $1,000 to $15,000.

Generally, clinical evaluation alone does not suffice to fully characterize facial fractures associated with extensive swelling, and the deeper midface is not accessible to physical examination.

Cardiac evaluation alone in penetrating trauma to the chest has been shown to decrease mortality [24].

Frequently clinical evaluation alone cannot fully explain the problems caused by tophi.

Although three Hoffa fractures were missed during preoperative plain radiological evaluation alone, anatomical reduction and fixation was achieved smoothly in all of them using the described approach.

In order for it to yield its conclusion, it seems that its premise that morality (or a moral judgment) influences the will must be construed to say that moral evaluations alone move us to action, without the help of some (further) passion.

Supporting such an approach, the application of a multimarker predictive model evaluating the interdependency between ER, PR, HER2/neu, bcl-2, myc, and tp53 has resulted in superior predictive power for failure of tamoxifen therapy, compared to standard marker evaluations alone [ 22].

One proposal for better prediction of clinical failure following focal therapy is PSA velocity greater than 0.75 ng/mL per year, in addition to nadir +2. 9 Significant changes in PSA could be used as an indicator to warrant further tests to rule out recurrence, but it is clear that PSA evaluations alone would not be an effective method of assessing response or monitoring for recurrence.

In total, six feature enhancement, or front-end processing, combinations are applied in the evaluation; DM alone, NMF alone, DM-initialized NMF (denoted by DM+NMF), and MDI-initialized NMF (denoted by MDI+NMF).

We compared treatment 1) based on an American Academy of Neurology AANN) clinical evaluation either alone; 2) in combination with PET scanning; or 3) empirically based on a family history.