Sentence examples for incorporated quality from inspiring English sources

A small number of metrics have incorporated quality assessments that consider human visual system properties, such as the contrast sensitivity function (e.g., Chen & Varshney, 2007; Chen & Blum, 2009).

In the reviews with a meta-analysis, 19 (36%) incorporated quality in the analysis.

Among the reviews with a meta-analysis (n = 53), nineteen (36%) incorporated quality in the analysis.

In the ADA standards of care, a scale of evidence grade is used (A E) (Table 1), where grade "A" evidence refers to evidence from a meta-analysis that incorporated quality ratings in the analysis.

Of these 6 reviews that incorporated quality in the conclusions, 3 were published in a journal with an impact factor above the median impact factor (3.1) of the included reviews.

This systematic review is the first to have incorporated quality scoring alongside statistical adjustment in the comprehensive examination of the relationship of subchondral bone pathology with both structural progression of OA and pain for all non-conventional types of radiographic imaging of peripheral joints with OA.

Thus, for this scenario we performed a cost-effectiveness analysis which incorporated quality-of-life assumptions.

Our analyses were based on QALYs and the model incorporated quality-of-life decrements associated with colorectal cancer.

39 We also incorporated three quality measures from the Agency for Healthcare Research Quality's Inpatient Quality Indicators (IQIs): caesarean delivery rate, vaginal birth after caesarean rate (uncomplicated) and primary caesarian delivery rate.

Eleven environmental science themes are incorporated: Air quality, Shallow undermining, Landslide susceptibility, Groundwater protection, Flood risk, Drainage, Land contamination, Proximity to landfill, Biodiversity, Natural and Man-made heritage.

In this paper we incorporated both quality and quantity PHL during the transportation, transhipment, and pre-processing stages in the supply chain and considers different PHL rates for processed and unprocessed grains.