Sentence examples for further evaluation of using from inspiring English sources
In our assessment of total BTX-A dosages used and drug efficacy measures, we could not find a significant correlation, which could be attributed to the fixed dose per site regimen adopted in our series, thus further evaluation of using different dosages per site can be a point of investigation.
Therefore, further evaluation of SVVFloTrac using intravenous fluid administration under different conditions and populations of critically ill patients is needed.
These data suggest that NO3− N stable isotopes cannot be used as contaminant source indicators in the surface waters of this watershed between precipitation events, and that further evaluation of their use during storm events is required.
Further evaluation of drugs used for indications other than the sedation of agitated ED patients is warranted, as suggested by Knott and Isbister in a recent editorial [7].
For HRCT features occurring in a minority of patients, prevalence was compared using Fisher's exact test, with further evaluation of significant trends using the Kruskal-Wallis test (examining prevalence differences across non-smokers, ex-smokers and current smokers).
Further evaluation of the capacitance using the specific capacitance per unit area elucidates the efficiency of the surface area.
Further evaluation of CNC retrieval using field measured hyperspectra indicated that NDVI-like was robust and exhibited the highest accuracy in CNC assessment, and spectral indices (CIred-edge and CIgreen) that established on narrow or broad bands showed no obvious difference in CNC assessment.
If clinically indicated, some children have further evaluation of their OPD using instrumental assessments, such as Video Fluoroscopic Swallow Study (VFSS).
Further evaluation of the region using more exhaustive interrogation methods for interacting fragments in a variety of tissues may yet yield evidence of further interactions.
Further evaluation of several dihydropyridines using NLuc enzyme revealed an interesting time-dependent finding illustrated in Figure 4B for representative dihydropyridines isradipine and nitrendipine.
After further evaluation of these cases using a variety of comparative sequence analysis techniques, the authors settled on a figure of 0.1% for the percentage of actual protein coding sequences with TE-derived exons.
