Sentence examples for nominally assessed from inspiring English sources
The land tax was calculated together with labour levies, or corvée, which, though nominally assessed against persons, were assessed against land in normal practice.
The average lifetime risk of cancer incidence for a worker receiving a whole-body exposure of approximately 250 mSv is nominally assessed as 1 to 2% above the natural occurrence of about 40% for the general Japanese population.
Third, it is misleading for Antonelli - in reconstructing ancestral character-states - to have overlaid all growth forms on the phylogeny except the very giant-rosette growth form whose independent origin(s) nominally are being assessed.
In human genetics, the accuracy of genomic prediction is often assessed using nominally unrelated individuals.
The epidemiological validity of nominally significant meta-analysis results was assessed using the 'Venice' criteria suggested by the Human Genome Epidemiology Network (8).
Among 16,998 assessed genes the number of nominally significant blood/lung gene expression correlations was 2380.
Coexpression modules tagged by GWAS loci were identified as candidate allergic rhinitis associated modules, and then assessed for enrichment of eSNPs that were also nominally associated with allergic rhinitis.
For each comparison (ALH vs. MI, ULH vs. MI, ALH vs. ULH and LH vs. MI), nominally significant probes (p ≤ 0.05) from the DMP analyses were assessed for differentially methylated regions (DMRs).
To assess whether nominally statistically significant effects in meta-analyses of clinical trials are true and whether their magnitude is inflated.
The effect of a nominally uniform electric field on the initially uniform distribution of soot has been assessed for laminar premixed ethylene/air flames from a McKenna burner.
Non-template analytic approach (2) "cluster then converge" also assessed the significance of the 83,202 and 75,327 SNPs that displayed nominally positive results in African-American and European-American samples, respectively.
