Thus, whole-brain PCT could lead to even more precise grading of intra-axial brain tumours.
Third, in the absence of any consensus over the meaning of severe changes in level of alertness, but making the conservative assumption that these changes are not likely to be independent of delirium, more precise grading of level of alertness as part of the assessment would likely add useful information.
This report will give you a rough grade on cut, even though more precise grading is hard to find.
Sir Bob Burgess, former vice-chancellor of the University of Leicester who ran a GPA pilot study involving 21 UK institutions in 2013-14, said that GPA will help meet the need for a more precise indicator of degree grades.
Daycare Trust suggests that the inspections carried out by local authorities often use international grading systems which are more precise and stringent than Ofsted's.
If applicable the items of the questionnaire were shaded in 5 progressive grades to allow a more precise quantification and better comparability (e.g. 1 = very dissatisfied, 2 = dissatisfied, 3 = neither satisfied nor dissatisfied, 4 = satisfied, 5 = very satisfied).
Yet at first the audience behaved as though at an eighth-grade dance — or, to be more precise, like the chaperones at such a dance.
However, larger comparative studies of PWI and SWI are still needed to determine a more precise role of the new techniques in the grading of cerebral neoplasms.
In this study, the main aims were to discover whether reclassification of breast cancer into molecular subtypes provides more precise information regarding outcome compared to conventional histopathological grading and to study breast cancer-specific survival in the different molecular subtypes.
Fluorescein angiography (FA) on pigmented eyes and the definition of a grading system (Fig. 2a) allowed a more precise analysis of the PGF-induced effects on retinal vasculature.
