Sentence examples for performance diagnostics from inspiring English sources
CDC conception and supervision of biospecimen collection and analyses; CDC and ETS conception and supervision of training interventions and physical performance diagnostics; CDC study coordinator, performs endpoint assessments; DT and TB study physicians and medical advice; CDC and DT study and data management; CDC drafted and finalized the manuscript.
It is becoming progressively more understandable that sensitivity and versatility of magnetic biosensors provides unique platform for high performance diagnostics in clinical settings.
Jump analyses are often used in performance diagnostic and scientific research.
To measure the writer's performance, diagnostic essays of 85 Filipino freshmen engineering students were evaluated based on Gustilo's (2011) modified holistic scoring guide.
Based on this definition, a RHIS performance diagnostic tool was developed for measuring RHIS performance.
The clinical adoption of diagnostic applications of imaging is supported by an established framework that comprises a hierarchical evaluation of evidence that sequentially assesses technical performance, diagnostic performance, diagnostic impact, therapeutic impact and health impact.
In a conceptual framework developed by Fineberg et al. [ 18] and modified by others [ 19], effectiveness of a diagnostic test is expressed on subsequent hierarchical levels: technical performance, diagnostic accuracy, diagnostic impact, therapeutic impact and health outcome.
Official records of the meetings (collected as part of the performance diagnostic tool) confirm that participants discussed data and used them to make decisions.
A recent Cochrane review confirmed poor diagnostic performance of diagnostic tests in 18 studies from specialised care [ 13].
We previously reported that magnifying narrow-band imaging (M-NBI) is a high-performance diagnostic tool for small, depressed gastric cancer.
The availability of high-performance diagnostic imaging methods is a key element in the early diagnostic work-up of patients with severe blunt trauma.
