Sentence examples for on gradings from inspiring English sources

The scores were given based on gradings of the tubular necrosis, nuclear pyknosis, cast formation, and tubular dilatation and interstitial infiltration in the outer medulla of 10 randomly chosen, non-overlapping fields (400×), and the mean of all of the scores was used for the comparisons between the groups.

The agreement on thickness gradings of central cysts was 'substantial' with a κ value of 0.75.

The extent of ELM and EZ disruptions and RPE atrophy was graded based on a grading scheme of 0 to 3, with grade 0 defined as no disruption/atrophy, grade 1 defined as loss of 1% to 33% of the band, grade 2 defined as 34%to66%6% loss, and grade 3 indicating disruption or loss of these bands in more than 66% of the length of the horizontal sub-foveal SD-OCT scan.

All of these grading systems have focused primarily on grading the quality of evidence and only to a lesser extent, if at all, on frameworks for going from evidence to public health or health system decisions or recommendations.

The AIS is a consensus-derived, anatomically based system of grading injuries on a non-linear scale ranging from 1 (minor injury) to 6 (lethal injury) [10, 11].

Since the pioneering work of de Dombal et al. [ 6], several studies have aimed to support the diagnosis of acute appendicitis on the basis of grading medical history, clinical symptoms, and signs [ 7- 9].

In order to appropriately represent the differences between occurrences and nonoccurrences of debris flows, modifications can be made on the grading standard of the KEC method using more validation tests based on the proposed framework, because the KEC standard set was established using logistic regression with a small number of samples of debris-flow damaged expressway sections.

On Monday, rating agencies Standard & Poor's and Moody's put triple-A gradings on Microsoft's credit.

Firstly, certain numbers of convex particles are generated based on a grading curve, and then the particles are randomly placed into a higher space than the required specimen size in height.

based on the grading system described by Lerner [72].

Criteria for pT (pathologic T stage) followed the intrahepatic bile duct tumor staging of American Joint Committee on Cancer 7th edition [ 18] Tumor differentiation was categorized based on the grading system described by the World Health Organization classification [ 19].