Sentence examples for observer values from inspiring English sources

In the 15 cases where a second pair of images was acquired by a different observer, values from the first pair were used for the main analyses - but the mean elasticity value produced by the first observer was additionally compared with that produced by the second observer, and the correlation coefficient was calculated.

In the 30 cases where a second set of four images was acquired by a different observer, values from the first observer were used for the main analyses but the mean elasticity values produced by the first observer were additionally compared with those produced by the second observer and the intraclass correlation coefficient was calculated.

A season ago, the debate about the value of Cabrera versus Trout came down largely to how much the observer valued base running and defense.

( widehat{x}(t) ) is the state observer value, and y(t) is the actual value of the joint.

The RMSE values for the subjective data were calculated by comparing the single-observer values with the mean values for all observers of a content.

Diagnostic values as well as intra- and inter-observer values were assessed.

Comparison of our results to previously published TEM and R values indicated that while weight, MUAC and WC fell within the range of formerly reported inter-observer values, height and TS did not [ 18].

The Timberwolves' pedestrian power forward was the No. 2 pick in the draft that delivered Rose to the Bulls at No. 1, and some observers valued Beasley's height and heft more than Rose's speed and smarts.

It is worth noting that proliferation index is not currently part of the WHO grading criteria for astrocytomas because of the difficulties in obtaining a consistent inter-observer value for individual tumours.

There was a strong agreement for all 8 observers when comparing PERCIST 1.0 and qualitative evaluation for each observer (kappa values ranged between 0.64 and 0.79) (Table 6).

Cellular infiltration and bone erosion were measured on a scale of 0 to 4 by a blinded observer, and values represent means ± standard deviation.