Sentence examples for intelligent histories from inspiring English sources

In this way, the intelligent histories model could improve screening by helping physicians to identify high risk patients who might otherwise be missed.

Design Bayesian models, known as intelligent histories, used to predict a patient's risk of receiving a future diagnosis of abuse, based on the patient's diagnostic history.

Whenever new information is recorded for the patient, the intelligent histories model re-analyses the information accumulated to date to estimate the patient's risk of receiving a future diagnosis of abuse.

The roads to modernity is an intelligent history of the Enlightenments in Britain, France and America that masks a contemporary political manifesto.

This first book by Toll, a former financial analyst and political speechwriter, is a fluent, intelligent history of American military policy from the early 1790s, when Congress commissioned six frigates to fight the Barbary pirates, through the War of 1812.

This is a lucid and intelligent history". —Simon Schaffer, University of Cambridge Read the press release...

His opponent was an attractive, intelligent history-making leader--Ségolène Royal would have been France's first female President.

In predicting the risk of patients receiving future abuse diagnoses, the intelligent history models achieved an area under the ROC curve of 0.88 for the narrower case definition and 0.82 for the broader case definition.

While the present analysis relied on claims data, the structured information and text available in more comprehensive electronic health information systems can provide a richer substrate for future intelligent history models.

Knowledge of the physiological mechanisms underlying disturbances in cardiovascular control mechanisms is of direct relevance for clinicians: it is the key to taking an intelligent history and understanding the appropriate emphasis for the physical examination.

With proper integration into the clinical workflow, the intelligent history could aid the already overloaded clinician in identifying high risk patients who warrant further in-depth screening by the clinician.