Sentence examples for imperfect assessment from inspiring English sources

It is well recognized that size change is an imperfect assessment method for assessing the effects of neoadjuvant chemotherapy.

As it was not possible to assess the IKs and ICaL IC50 prediction accuracy, the imperfection of the prediction can be caused by the imperfect assessment of the drug triggered alteration of the slow delayed rectifier potassium current and late calcium current.

The clinical findings of CO poisoning are highly variable and largely nonspecific and laboratory markers alone offer an imperfect assessment of intoxication severity.

If job interview access provides an imperfect assessment of hiring discrimination, it should be noted that organizing interviews is costly, which encourages recruiters to interview only those applicants who actually have a real chance of obtaining the vacancy.

This masking may lead to imperfect assessment and conclusions, which would decrease the usefulness of the Barthel Index for clinical practice [ 16].

Although all summary measures provide an imperfect assessment of adherence, overall adherence, since it takes into account the total days that each participant is in the trial, may provide a reasonable reflection of drug exposure on average over the duration of the trial.

Because of this specificity, and because of the known associations between imperfect preoperative assessment and outcomes [ 1, 2], careful analysis prior to any change in practice is warranted.

Therefore, patients and physicians frequently elect to remove the cervical lymph nodes (neck dissection) at the time the tumor is excised if the chance of metastasis is > 20% based on current imperfect risk assessment capability.

Particularly in the absence of reliable information on ability as well as if costs to overcome imperfect ability assessments are high, firms may be assumed to take diverse individual characteristics as proxies for ability.

Although imperfect, the objective assessment of the LV includes the measurement of its size along with global and regional function.

This is true for preoperative evaluation by anaesthetists, an area where there is increasing evidence of associations between imperfect or absent assessment and either poor outcomes [ 1, 2] or poor use of resources through late case cancellations [ 3].