Sentence examples for of possible utility from inspiring English sources

The Q-TWiST difference is clinically meaningful and was statistically significant across an entire matrix of possible utility weights.

We next sought evolutionarily conserved genetic interactions (CGIs) for fission and budding yeast msh2Δ/ msh3Δ to identify orthologous relationships of possible utility in mammalian systems.

The range of possible utility values was a maximum of 1 for full health and a minimum of 0 for death.

A threshold utility analysis was performed to show treatment comparisons of Q-TWiST for a matrix of possible utility weight combinations where μTOX and μREL are varied from 0 to 1 relative to μTWIST=1.

The difference between G1m compatible and incompatible patients was small, but of possible utility because it is similar to that observed between seronegative and seropositive patients in the response to rituximab, which is used in clinical practice, and because it was stronger in some patient subgroups.

The difference in response between allotype compatible and incompatible patients was small, but of possible utility because it was of similar magnitude to the difference in response to rituximab between seronegative and seropositive patients, and because it was larger in some subgroups of patients.

The range of possible utilities using this method is -0.03 to 1.00.

The range of possible utilities based on this model is 0.30 to 1.00.

However, we performed a threshold utility analysis for the full range of possible utilities for TOX and REL.

However, we performed a sensitivity analysis to assess anticipated Q-TWiST differences across of range of possible utilities – an approach that is often used as the core method in Q-TWiST analyses reported in the literature (Gelber et al, 1996; Irish et al, 2005; Konski et al, 2009).

The changes in the peptide pattern of the treated patients are indicative of the possible utility of this model -and such proteomic biomarker approaches in general-, in the monitoring of the patients response to drug treatment [202].