Sentence examples for measure for studies from inspiring English sources
The RPW appeared to be a useful measure for studies that include driving ability or exposure as an outcome, but it may not be useful in predicting crashes or citations.
The CBPI questionnaire is a validated reliable outcome measure for studies of OA in dogs [ 29].
A more robust outcome measure for studies that aim to improve oral hygiene by disrupting dental plaque would be to measure plaque (and gingival) scores in patients.
Cohort age and the health outcome under investigation, but not the diagnosis coding system, may influence the predictive performance of comorbidity measure for studies about diabetes populations using administrative health data.
Furthermore, the Y-BOCS is the most common used outcome measure for studies including OCD patients, but some studies do not report these scores, instead subjective statements of the patient.
Certainly it is our hope that future therapies will be so effective that complete responses will be seen regularly and the therapeutic bar will be raised even higher, but until that time, it is important to consider PFS a legitimate measure for studies of single agents and drug combinations for the purpose of community usage but also, in some cases, for marketing approval.
In addition to expression conservation, expression divergence between species is also a measure for studying evolution of gene expression.
Outcome measure for study evaluation will be mean number of steps/24 h.
This study describes the development and testing of a measure for studying delays in diagnosis in young women with cervical cancer.
We therefore believe that the absolute dense volume is a more optimal measure for studying the effect of statins on mammographic density, as this measure is less influenced by this type of confounding [ 32].
The significant portion of cerebral intersubject variability accounted for by endogenous testosterone using this paradigm suggests that testosterone might provide a relevant physiological measure for studying alterations in social emotional behavior, such as antisocial and anxiety disorders.
