Sentence examples for only adjudicated from inspiring English sources

Only adjudicated outcomes are used for statistical analysis.

The Thomson Reuters MarketScan® research databases are comprised of only adjudicated claims; this minimizes, but not completely removes, the risk of incomplete, missing, or miscoded claims impacting the study findings.

Finally, we did two sensitivity analyses to determine whether associations differed when other (non-rib) fractures were excluded from the non-case group and when all self reported rib fractures (not only adjudicated fractures) were included in the case group.

Recent figures indicate that the PCC only adjudicates on less than 1% of complaints it receives, and of that 1% approximately only 1 in every 250 complaints is currently upheld.

This sounds reasonable, but international courts try individuals, only adjudicating history incidentally; most recent genocide, like historic genocide, has not been tried internationally; and these courts' operations are highly politically constrained.

Our study was limited in that we could only adjudicate 67 cases of AKI.

Drawing on some of the best recent studies, he not only adjudicates between the arguments, but also provides dozens of new insights, large and small, into events as familiar as the revolt on Saint-Domingue (now Haiti) and the American Civil War.

The RAND analysts — who studied only shootings adjudicated by the internal board — did not study the Bell shooting.

Although different mechanisms could overlap in the same patient, only the adjudicated primary cause of death was considered.

The patient who experienced an acute myocardial infarction died and this was the only event adjudicated via the clinical event committee as a cardiovascular event.

Of the 10,194 subjects in the ACCORD study who had at least one assessment for hypoglycemia, 451 deaths occurred to the time that the study was terminated, but only 1 was adjudicated as being directly related to hypoglycemia (3).