Sentence examples for first stage evaluation from inspiring English sources

After the first stage evaluation, the tacrolimus arm was terminated because of lack of activity (3 of 14 responses; response rate, 21%).

The committee reconvened for a second stage evaluation, to evaluate each short listed application to consider the strengths of the additional information provided to the committee.

Due to technical challenges, the process for the second stage evaluation did not use those public comments to inform their decision as it was intended to.

The most often encountered approach is the two-limit Tobit technique, which has been adopted as the natural choice for modelling DEA scores in second stage evaluations.

This analysis represents a first stage of evaluation of the impact of the NYC HOPWA program overall.

One strategy proposed to resolve this problem is the use of screening techniques based on cell culture systems or lower organisms as the first stage of evaluation, thus enabling subsequent animal studies to focus on those compounds most likely to cause developmental neurotoxicity (Costa 1998; Slotkin 2004b).

As a first stage in the evaluation of its cerebral protection potential, we evaluated the cerebral physiologic effects of burst suppression doses of propofol during nonpulsatile cardiopulmonary bypass.

In the first stage of pathway evaluation, production of butanol was used as a measure of metabolic flux towards butyraldehyde, the immediate substrate for propane production by ADO.

For the first stage of the evaluation of mRNA-Seq, we used the sequences of the original 94,558 Brassica unigenes as the reference sequence (hereafter termed the "naive reference") for the alignment of Illumina mRNA-Seq reads using MAQ [ 42].

Differentiation should be made between patient evaluation prior to first stage surgery and patient evaluation prior to second-stage surgery looking for residual cholesteatoma.

In the second stage (the evaluation of ecological resources), important ecological parts of the landscape are delineated.