Sentence examples for involvement degree from inspiring English sources
Evaluating contributions in this way we give an assessment of a user's expertise by his/her involvement degree (CA) and potential value the user brings to the whole community by his/her contribution (CP).
In this context, radiologists are called upon to describe the entity of the tumour reduction, if present, in terms of longitudinal extension and of mesorectal involvement degree, and mostly, to recognise any residual tumour foci which would be suggestive of an incomplete response.
The extent of involvement, degree of thickness and pattern of attenuation of the ischaemic bowel vary according to three main factors: (1) pathogenesis of the ischaemia (arterial-occlusive, veno-occlusive or hypoperfusion); (2) severity of the ischaemia (transient ischaemia of the mucosa and/or submucosa versus transmural bowel wall necrosis); (3) superimposed haemorrhage or infection [5].
When thickening of the bowel wall is identified on CT, several imaging features must be assessed in order to narrow the differential diagnosis: length of involvement, degree of thickening, symmetric versus asymmetric involvement, pattern of attenuation and perienteric abnormalities [3, 4, 6].
Adjusting for maximum tumour diameter, lymph node and resection margin involvement, degree of differentiation, and whether there was presence of perineural infiltration, the histologic type of differentiation remained highly significant (p < 0.001; HR 2.7; 95% CI 1.5 4.9).
The group focused primarily on whether teachers can adequately assess the parent involvement degrees for each item.
User profiles in BESS are designed to timely and effectively capture the user's interests, to update his/her profile in regard with its temporal, and transitively interest-involvement-degree, characteristics, and to be used for collaborative contribution evaluation and information retrieval.
Fuzzy set qualitative comparative analysis (fsQCA) assesses the interplay of six participation quality dimensions: (1) task-related resources, (2) early involvement, (3) degree of influence, (4) transparency of processes, (5) incentive mechanisms, and (6) voluntariness of participation.
Typical involvement in degree programs has been on the rise in Massachusetts over the past ten years due to the various Department of Early Education and Care EECC) approval to fund Education and Provider Support (EPS) grants (EEC, 2013).
Only one of the included CGs (23) scored < 50% (range 49%-86.4%) in the "stakeholder involvement" domain (degree of involvement of individuals from all the relevant professional groups and patients' views and preferences), while none of the included CGs scored < 50% in the "clarity and presentation" domain.
Severity varies by age of onset, organ involvement including degree and severity of muscular involvement (skeletal, respiratory, cardiac), and rate of progression.
