Sentence examples for externally evaluated from inspiring English sources

Passey et al. 10 proposed a model for initial dosing that was found to be imprecise during external evaluation 17, 18. Models externally evaluated for Bayesian dose adjustments have been found imprecise in the first weeks post-transplant 19, 20.

Externally evaluated final models can be used as a tool for external prediction and virtual screening.

The Program was externally evaluated over the three years 2011 2013 and a range of insights were gained through these facilitated reflective opportunities, confirming and building upon literature on the topic to date.

We are one of the less than 1% of foundations that have been externally evaluated.

It seems to be the other way round for the teachers in preschools externally evaluated as being of high quality.

In preschools externally evaluated as being of high quality, the learning environment seems to be rich in challenges and learning opportunities.

It also has an evaluation function because it helps researchers who externally evaluate a PIA to determine its feasibility, validity, and success.

12 A predicted difficult airway was defined as a case with multiple components from the modified LEMON mnemonic (look externally, evaluate mouth opening thyromental distance hyothyroidal distance, morbid obesity, obstruction, and neck mobility), an evaluation method for assessment of difficult orotracheal intubations.

The current study sought to externally evaluate the predictive performance and generalizability of this model.A retrospective chart review of neonates who received vancomycin and had ≥1 peak and ≥1 trough concentrations at five Intermountain Healthcare neonatal intensive care units from 2006 to 2013 was performed and served as the external validation cohort.

We used patient-level data from both studies to externally evaluate both PK models.

In other words, rather than externally evaluating where someone is on the choice, circumstance, and coercion spectrum, it's important to begin by asking them where they see themselves.