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Although these reports yielded good image quality, it was at the expense of sizable radiation exposure, which may curtail the use of CT for PHV evaluation and withhold the potential advantages of the technique to all but highly selected patients.

CONCLUSIONS: Measuring the equity of life-sustaining treatment use will require evaluation of care withheld, not just care withdrawn.

The evaluation was performed on withheld test-samples, based on the class posterior probabilities: the probability of the class given the SVM score.

One of the remarkable things about the movie is the way it withholds evaluation.

Acetol, an impurity likely present in different topical pharmaceutical excipients such as propylene glycol and glycerol, was withheld for the evaluation of its health risk after dermal exposure.

When antimicrobials are initially withheld, clinical re-evaluation and repeated PCT measurements 6 to 12 hours later are recommended to detect a late peak of PCT level and to ensure that antibiotics are provided to patients who have true bacterial infections [ 3].

Evaluation of the two historical calibration approaches are shown in Table 3 which summarizes the R2 and RMSE of model evaluations using the 10% sample of monitoring data withheld each year.

He said this would allow the city to "replace up to 50 percent of the faculty" at these schools, and to reclaim nearly $60 million in federal grants that have been withheld because of the lack of an evaluation system.

We withheld 25% of the specimens for model evaluation.

This evaluation was based on predictions to sites that were withheld from model fitting.

For each of the five models, the withheld fold was used as benchmark in the evaluation.