Sentence examples for predominantly assessed from inspiring English sources
In daily practice as well as in research, therapy monitoring and response assessment are predominantly assessed by using the disease activity score 28 (Dand8) and correspondent response criteria as proposed by the American College of Rheumatology and the European League Against Rheumatism.
Exocrine function was predominantly assessed directly by secretin stimulation tests and measurement of bicarbonate and amylase outflow.
Early studies of anti-angiogenic agents predominantly assessed their use as a single agent therapy and in heavily pretreated patients.
Historically, subgingival oral microbiome was predominantly assessed by a checkerboard hybridization technique revealing signals from approx. 40 species (for review, see [ 54]).
This limited our comparison with other studies of EC-BSI that have predominantly assessed mortality rates at either seven days [ 12] or thirty days [ 2].
Women predominantly assessed the risk of their drinking in terms of the kinds of alcoholic beverages consumed rather than alcohol content.
Samples were analyzed for variation in cytokine expression, predominantly assessing IL-2, IL-4, IL-10, IL-12, and IFN-γ mRNA levels.
The scale predominantly assesses cognitive and vegetative symptoms, with relatively few items related to social, motor, anxiety, and mood factors.
Another reason may lie in the depression instrument used in the study, which predominantly assesses affective and cognitive, but not somatic, symptoms of depression.
If this distinction is upheld then communication and mobility are defined as predominantly assessing functioning at an activity level (which is focussed at the level of the individual) and spare time is predominantly assessing participation aspect of this component (focussed at a social level).
This finding has not previously been reported, reflecting that the 24 item RMDQ predominantly assesses activity limitations [ 32], and is better targeted at populations with either moderate or high disability, similar to our group at baseline [ 47].
