Sentence examples for more helpful measure from inspiring English sources
A more helpful measure however is the NRI.
Finally, multifunctionality ranking may be a too-stringent control (when using ROC) because it is literally optimized and performs better than many real algorithms on actual data ; rather, the correlation of the "real" prediction results with multifunctionality ranking is often a more helpful measure.
What would be more helpful is measuring intermediate outcomes that could be mediating what may be occurring.
Consistent with our finding that, compared to CIMT, sCD146 was better able to distinguish individuals with type 1 diabetes mellitus from healthy controls, markers of endothelial dysfunction have been regarded as more helpful than measuring the thickness of the vascular wall in identifying subjects at high risk for accelerated atherosclerosis at an early stage [ 16].
Our results support proxy data may be more helpful than participant data in measuring day-to-day functional decline in participants nearing motor diagnosis.
Around half of the Young, Hopkin et al. [ 45] sample had borderline personality disorder suggesting that the measure may be more helpful in assessing emotionally labile patients.
You want the best available Other minor themes were identified: Patients thought some measures might be more helpful than others in deciding whether to switch pharmacies.
Or, more helpful, Fremont's ordinance may highlight the futility of such measures.
Other features for future investigation, which may be more helpful, include synchronization of discharges across multiple units, power spectrum analysis, or measures of EMG-coherence.
When combined with other simple psychological measures of anxiety and mood, the biomarkers became potentially far more helpful, Niculescu says in the bipolar group, they were more than 80% predictive of future hospitalization for suicide.
