Sentence examples for homogeneous evaluation from inspiring English sources

Guidelines should be provided to reviewers to offer homogeneous evaluation of some reporting key points.

Poor-quality evidence and fraud are upcoming concerns in medical research Reporting guidelines should be strictly followed and imposed by medical journals Guidelines should be provided to reviewers to offer homogeneous evaluation of some reporting key points Similar simple screening tools should be available for the readers.

The inclusion of incident patients assures homogeneous evaluation of costs, and the characterization type of cerebrovascular event at baseline permits to obtain information on forms such as haemorrhagic stroke, which has been less frequently evaluated by health economists.

– Poor-quality evidence and fraud are upcoming concerns in medical research – Reporting guidelines should be strictly followed and imposed by medical journals – Guidelines should be provided to reviewers to offer homogeneous evaluation of some reporting key points – Similar simple screening tools should be available for the readers.

3. Revising the legal requirements of lung evaluation [ 7, 13]. 4. Presenting the developed simplified surface-related lung lesion evaluation scheme to evaluate lung lesions according to its surface as a tool for homogeneous evaluations.

In order to perform a homogeneous and unbiased evaluation, a "clinical protocol" was developed, in which evaluation methodology, criteria for classification of alterations as severe or mild in each body area, as well as treatments were clearly specified.

Its homogeneous solution allows evaluation of the galloping stability (linear formulation).

Compared to the homogeneous model, the evaluation of holdup (in situ volume fraction) of each phase in drift-flux model comes from an empirical correlation based on experiments.

More specifically, careful selection of homogeneous populations, precise evaluation of frequency and duration of treatments (or their association) and comparable methods to assess outcome reliability are needed.

This paper discusses research in the use of biologically inspired spatial phased transducer arrays for the nondestructive evaluation of homogeneous and heterogeneous structural components.

However, generality of results may not be achieved if the sample of projects chosen for evaluation are homogeneous in nature and not diverse with respect to the entire population of SE projects.