Sentence examples for evaluation who from inspiring English sources

If the point resides on x-axis, namely (y 0), the anomalous users are detected only by the parallel evaluation, who are evaluated normal in the historical detection.

The evaluable population was the subset of ITT patients who completed the baseline evaluation, who had at least one post-treatment evaluation, and who were exposed to at least three cycles of treatment.

But as a basis for comparison, medical costs for shooting victims average about $50,000, said Ted Miller, a senior research scientist at the Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation who studies the costs of injuries.

The type of provider that Dr. Procci suggests that patients seek should be a psychiatrist (at least for the initial evaluation) who is adept at both psychotherapy and psychopharmacology.

Evoked potentials recordings were performed in 29 epileptic patients with multilead electrodes implanted for presurgical evaluation, who agreed to participate in an experimental protocol consisting of a series of paradigms designed using a warning auditory tone, two distinct visual patterns and various attentional, memory, motor and decisional tasks.

We describe the frequency of hypoglycemia recurrence requiring further emergency department evaluation who have been recently discharged from the emergency department and are taking oral diabetes medications or long-acting insulin.

Critical thinking has undoubtedly advanced our cause and become one of the essential assets of being so brilliantly human, but introspective thinking – our near constant self-evaluation, who we are, where we fit, how we compare – is becoming one of the most destructive aspects of modern life.

"They're going to have to implement this very carefully, and there's danger that a large number will be appealed and overturned," said Tim Daly, a national expert on teacher evaluations who is also president of The New Teacher Project.

Women eligible for psychosocial evaluations, who had provided informed consent, were asked to complete a socio-demographic and lifestyle questionnaire and a baseline psychosocial assessment.

These endpoints were not discussed in the previous evaluations (WHO 2010; Nielsen and Wolkoff 2010) as indoor air relevant FA exposures were not considered to reach internal organs; later supported by recent toxicokinetic studies.

In addition, interpretation of the neuropathologic analysis is limited by the absence of AD autopsies and by the small number of DLB cases with sleep evaluations who have come to autopsy to date.