Sentence examples similar to previously published evaluations from inspiring English sources

These results are in line with the previously published evaluation of hind paw analgesia in older Ins2Akita/+ mice, six months after the onset of diabetes [37].

Furthermore, our previously published evaluation of a brief prototype of the learning intervention used in this trial was encouraging (12).

The efficacy of the WINGS intervention was based on a previously published evaluation which used a structural equation model [ 10].

We used a previously published evaluation framework [ 15] (referred to as CDS-EF = Clinical Decision Support architecture - Evaluation Framework) for this architectural evaluation.

These values compare favourably with a previously published evaluation of human exome capture kits [ 26].Figure  5 shows a heatmap of the percentage of bases covered at a range of depths, from 1X to 50X.

There is no consensus regarding how economic evaluations should be carried out alongside factorial trials and previously published economic evaluations alongside factorial trials have used two main methods: the 'within the table' approach [ 42] and the 'at the margins' approach [ 43].

These expressions reflect the balance of physical mechanisms in each of four principal frequency ranges and, for the case of steel plates with water loading, are shown to agree extremely well with previously published numerical evaluations of the acoustic power.

All previously published economic evaluations of IPTp-SP have used surrogate indicators of infant mortality, such as low birth weight and parasitemia or placental malaria as surrogate indicators of maternal morbidity and mortality to calculate disability adjusted life years (DALYs) [5] [9].

Second, the sample size of 129 participants should be considered only moderate, although in line with previously published psychometric evaluations by our research group (e.g. [ 24]).

19 The evidence for the effectiveness of self-monitoring is limited 20 and previously published economic evaluations have produced conflicting results.

The evaluation strategy was developed based on a previously published conference evaluation framework and operationalized as an end-of-conference participant survey that incorporated both process (programme/organization) and outcome measures (potential changes in behaviour).