Sentence examples for only when assessed from inspiring English sources

Healthy obese adults had higher total physical activity than did unhealthy obese adults only when assessed by accelerometer (P = 0.002).

The sensitizing efficiency, assessed in several ways, indicated that only Ro 03-8799 gave significantly greater sensitization than misonidazole, and then only when assessed by comparing the compounds on the basis of equimolar blood concentrations.

14 15 Guidelines published in the UK, or by disease-specific foundations or non-profit healthcare systems, appeared to be associated with higher applicability scores, though only when assessed using AGREE II.

Following silencing of CHKA, a reduction in ER-alpha expression was noted with a subsequent reduction in phosphorylation at ERSer167 (apparent only when assessed after 1 hour of treatment with E2), providing further support for the finding of reduced ER/ERE transcription activity and reduced expression of key ER-regulated genes.

This hinders research on compliance in ART, not only when assessing its prevalence but also when trying to understand its causes.

The rationale for looking at episodes of care rather than hospitalizations only when assessing the burden of brain tumour on healthcare services is because a patient may not have a brain tumour diagnosis when admitted to the ED.

However, these effects were only seen when assessed as a recessive model with a small number of subjects (n = 14) with the GG genotype, so these results should be viewed with caution.

Outcomes were not significantly related to the number of countries the young people had lived in before Australia, the year they arrived in Australia, or having family, friends or people they know in the neighbourhood, either overall, for males participants only, nor when assessed for interaction effects with group membership, that is by FUn or Comparison Group.

Gabonese children with SFM were only mildly dehydrated when assessed isotopically; despite this, over half had a plasma lactate of more than 5 mmol/L [ 47].

We also calculated clearance rates when clearance was defined as a negative generic hrHPV test instead of a negative RLB result, and it appeared that clearance rates were only 5 10% lower when assessed by a generic hrHPV test.

This contrasts with other kappas such as Cohen's kappa, which only work when assessing the agreement between two raters.