Sentence examples for little evaluated from inspiring English sources

This modality has been little evaluated and numerous protocols have been proposed, all based on a decrease in blood and dialysate flow rates, without it being possible to infer recommendations for clinical practice [159 161].

Moreover, long term outcome and generalization of learned skills are little evaluated.

This modality has been little evaluated and numerous protocols have been proposed, all based on a decrease in blood and dialysate flow rates, without it being possible to infer recommendations for clinical practice [ 159– 159].

Although little evaluated, there are many arguments in favor of management of RRT techniques based on standard procedures and for a training program specific to these techniques.

Members of constituency-based search committees, parsed according to criteria that may bear little on evaluating candidates, often have little insight into the position they seek to fill.

Gallinari missed two and a half months because of a back injury, so the Knicks had little to evaluate until he returned last week.

"The prison had done little to evaluate the success of this quite extreme strategy and at the time of our visit there seemed only vague plans to restore the prison to normality".

But there are little data evaluating this concept in patients with gastric cancer.

The operating room (OR) is an important venue where surgeons do much of medical student teaching and yet there has been little work evaluating variables that influence learning in this unique environment.

Ironically, these legislators seem to have done very little to evaluate the effectiveness of their own program aimed at evaluating teacher effectiveness.

There is little literature evaluating the efficacy of increased influenza vaccine antigen dose in HIV infected patients.