Sentence examples for perceived graphically from inspiring English sources
This trade-off can be perceived graphically by the shape of the ROC.
The best and the worst ranking positions are graphically perceived by first considering the efficient frontier and its corresponding supporting hyperplanes.
*Not highly significant Figure 2 graphically depicts that perceived equal treatment at work was associated with a reduced percentage of health workers experiencing workplace violence.
Feedback data illustrating the discrepancies between perceived and actual norms were then presented graphically on a large screen.
19 The concept of QoL in the current study is viewed as external to health status (defined as functioning in ICF terms), and is similar to that expressed graphically in the Wilson and Cleary model, whereby functioning and perceived health are shown to be precursors to QoL.
Frequencies and prominence values (importance assigned to an item) of response categories for questions about the perceived causes of cholera, its prevention, treatment seeking, and the potential social impact of cholera, are presented graphically.
We were able to graphically show this booster effect of fast reduction in pain after the triamcinolone acetonide injection by displaying the patient perceived pain on a VAS score in the days after injection.
Distribution of responses to self-grading of teeth is illustrated graphically in figure 1. Grouping the responses in three categories to estimate treatment need based on the IOTN AC index revealed that three quarters (75%) of the children perceived no need for treatment (AC = 1 3), whilst 23% perceived borderline need (AC = 4 7) and only 2% perceived definite need for treatment (AC = 8 10).
Since the hazard rate estimates display some instability due to random variation, a Kernel-like smoothing procedure was adopted and the smoothed curve was graphically represented to make it easier for the reader to perceive the underlying pattern [ 14].
