Sentence examples for more stable assessment from inspiring English sources

The goal was to use a short enough duration to avoid deletion of patients from the analysis (or imputation of missing data) who only had short durations in the study pre- and/or post-switch and long enough to provide a more stable assessment of costs while on the medication.

To obtain more stable assessments of each VI, we run the RF K=300 times and use the average VI over the K runs.

Strengths of the present study include the large sample size relative to nearly all other reports of chemical exposure on cortisol as well as the collection of saliva samples across five time points on each of two days, allowing for more stable assessments of daily cortisol rhythms.

26 Adjusting CV parameters for height alone appear to provide more stable longitudinal assessment.

Therefore, future research should confirm our findings providing a more stable and broader assessment of the four HLOC dimensions.

The Kid version is more stable in repeated assessments than the Kiddo.

First, as predicted we found support for our hypothesis that habit assessments were slightly more stable over time than assessments of behavior.

To obtain a more stable basis for risk assessment, the BPb concentrations should be corrected for variations in the subject's hemoglobin concentration or erythrocyte volume fraction.

Wrist actigraphy and sleep diaries were used at each assessment, and more stable data from the third postpartum month was used for this analysis.

Because rapid degradation makes the measurement of plasma concentrations of this peptide cumbersome, assessment of the more stable cleavage product of its preprotein COOH-terminal proendothelin-1 (CT-proET-1) has been propagated as an alternative (8, 9).

For mothers, the mean IGES for child behavior at each assessment point showed a more stable course over time (post: 0.30, FU 1: 0.19, and FU 2: 0.32).