Sentence examples for for measuring benefit from inspiring English sources
Rate of patient benefit was assessed based on attainment of prospectively chosen primary treatment goals defined in a new, validated instrument for measuring benefit associated with treating local tumours, the Treatment Goals Questionnaire© (Werner et al, 2000; Mackowiak et al, 2001).
Nevertheless, this study will provide a benchmark for measuring benefits of RA care in central Africa and will allow comparing disease patterns in rural compared to this urban population in the future.
This finding suggests that the most commonly measured benefit for plants of ant guards, defense against herbivory, is a poor predictor of effects on plant reproduction (contra [2]).
That only 17.5% of patients were discharged from acute hospital (27.3% of all survivors at 28 days), similar to findings in the PROWESS study (42.0% of patients were discharged from acute hospital, 58.2% of all survivors at 28 days), supported the view that 28 days may be too early in the course of critical illness to power studies to measure benefit for patients with severe sepsis.
"Patient Welfare and Patient Compliance: An Empirical Framework for Measuring the Benefits from Pharmaceutical Innovation", December 1998.
However, their potential for measuring the benefits derived from protected areas has rarely been studied.
It takes each part of a product or process and completely defines its function and the basis for measuring its benefits or effectiveness.
Poulin defines a model for measuring the benefits of software reuse (Poulin [1997]).
One of their joint bills, S.1817 would require what they call "prospective retrospective review". For proposed major regulations, agencies would have to include a framework for measuring effectiveness, benefits and costs, as well as plans for gathering the information necessary to do so.
Social capital gives us a conceptual framework for measuring the benefits we receive from our social relationships.
