Sentence examples for paired evaluations from inspiring English sources
During the study period, 74 paired evaluations were done between nurse 1 and the psychiatric expert and 86 paired evaluations were done between nurse 2 and the psychiatric expert.
The examiners assessed the radiographs through paired evaluations comparing two by two, blinded regarding chronological order of the radiographs and without the aid of any magnification loops.
These paired evaluations were performed only in those patients who had received at least two courses and had a follow-up after the second course of at least 24 weeks.
Paired evaluations were made for experimental and control conditions within each set of experiments.
The second (paired) evaluation comprised 62 + 62 patients with a mean age of 65 years (range 25 to 80), including 33 males and 29 females in each group.
With FP, areas of fibroglandular tissue were pushed out of the image area at the chest wall side, as shown in Figs. 1 and 2. This three-dimensional effect can only be noted through paired evaluation of technical image quality using the toggle (blink) mode.
The advantages and effectiveness of proposed interaction analysis approaches and pairing evaluation method are highlighted via several examples of industrial processes.
The results of CMOS and paired comparison evaluations are respectively shown in Figures 7 and 8. Remarkably, the proposed soft context-clustered HMM is noticed to outperform the conventional hard decision tree structure for all training utterances.
Only the CAP-D R) determined the interrater reliability of the gold standard: κ =0.96 (95% CAP-D R to 1.00) in 38 pairedeterminedric evaluathens.
By pairing disability evaluations, it now takes longer for service members wanting to move on with their lives to be discharged.
Many municipalities implement multiple water-focused policies simultaneously – while still subject to other exogenous drivers – so it is important to pair policy evaluations with approaches that examine multiple drivers of water use.
