Sentence examples for index assessed from inspiring English sources

The index assessed the level of hunger in 117 countries where the issue is considered to be a problem and where data is available.

Fluid responsiveness was deemed present if cardiac index assessed by thermodilution increased by at least 15%% after fluid administration.

One transition index assessed perceived change in general, the other 8 addressed 1 of the specific problem experience items in the IPA.

Furthermore, number of mammary epithelial cells likely was not affected by diet or bST because the epithelial cell proliferation index, assessed by Ki-67 labeling, was not affected by treatment, nor was total parenchymal DNA and lipid content.

Three types of bitumen, with increasing penetration grades were selected in order to evaluate their foaming properties, namely their expansion ratio and half-life, as well as the foam index assessed using the foam decay curves obtained through a semi-automated process.

Blood lactate concentration, mean arterial pressure, cardiac index assessed with PiCCO®, arterial oxygen saturation (SaO2) measured on arterial blood gas, ScvO2 measured on a central venous blood sample (superior vena cava) were collected when patients arrived in ICU (H0) and successively at 6, 12, and 24 hours after admission (H6, H12, and H24 after the ICU admission).

The index assesses a country's ability to withstand and avoid generating crises.

The nation currently ranks in the bottom 15% of 180 countries in an index assessing press freedoms compiled by Reporters Without Borders.

The index assesses four factors: disc space narrowing, anterior and posterior osteophytes, end-plate and facet sclerosis, and anterior/posterior olisthesis.

This index assesses the redistributive impact of a program computing the area between the Lorenz pre-program income and the concentration post-program income.

Although the participants were randomly assigned to the two groups, there was no objective index assessing the equivalence of the participants' proficiency between the two groups.