Sentence examples for prospectively intended from inspiring English sources

In this study, we utilized Philip's Event Monitoring software to define alarm conditions that correlated information across sensors, and which were prospectively intended to have a high positive predictive value.

In the second (prospective) experiment, we intended to prospectively predict the outcome of CLP-induced sepsis based on specific BT cutoff values given that in septic mice, a strong decrease of BT is among the distinct signs of upcoming death.

Its metaphor can be used to not only diagnose any organization as a functional or a dysfunctional system but also prospectively evaluate any intended intervention as system optimizing or system destabilizing.

Not all of the included literature was intended for prospectively reporting real-life incidents.

13 Clopidogrel versus placebo in addition to aspirin for acute coronary syndrome has not been evaluated prospectively in patients not intended for invasive management.

By relying on explicit behavioral instructions, only humans can use an acquisition shortcut that prospectively specifies how to yield intended outcomes under the appropriate stimulus conditions.

However, CLEAR was not intended to be prospectively powered to obtain statistically significant results for the ≥80% pacing test groups, which may account for a lack of significance (statistical and/or clinical) in some data subsets.

At the time of surgery, 217 patients with histologically verified NSCLC who underwent curatively intended surgical resection were prospectively included.

6 7 No clinical trial has prospectively evaluated P2Y12 inhibitors in patients intended for an initial non-invasive management strategy.

Although one might argue that the AKIN criteria are intended to be used prospectively, one must also recognize that the vast majority who sought to or will seek to validate AKIN – or any AKI definition, for that matter – were and will be retrospective studies, as has occurred with RIFLE.

In the present work, associations between EMMPRIN expression, clinicopathological parameters and patient outcome were investigated in a cohort of prospectively recruited colorectal cancer patients undergoing curatively intended surgery.