Sentence examples for quality downgrading from inspiring English sources

The GRADE system in particular recommends quality downgrading of evidence from RCTs that lack adequate allocation concealment.

The quality of evidence (GRADE) for this pooling was rated "low quality" (downgraded for limitation of study design and inconsistency).

We evaluated each of the five quality downgrade factors separately for human, nonhuman mammalian, and nonmammalian streams of evidence.

The phenomenon was a large factor in 44 credit-quality downgrades by Moody's last year.

In this context-specific decision-making process, the supporting evidence was also graded as of moderate quality, with downgrading for indirectness given the small number of African children involved in the trials.

Therefore, spin-offs can result in weaker credit quality and downgrades for parent companies.

Although reduction to 5 min-per-view resulted in similar radiologic interpretations, clinically important exceptions of lower perceived image quality and downgraded assessments from a recommendation of biopsy to that of short interval follow-up were observed.

Finally, they said that they're looking into a way to deal with mashup videos that combine both high and low resolution content (right now if one video in a mashup is low quality, it downgrades all of them).

The criteria used are described in Table 1 (a systematic review of poor quality was downgraded one level).

For disability, pooling of three trials with 1378 patients showed no immediate effect of paracetamol (−1.7, −6.0 to 2.6; "moderate quality" evidence, downgraded for inconsistency).

52 53 Pooling showed no effect of paracetamol on pain (weighted mean difference 1.4, 95% confidence interval −1.3 to 4.1; "moderate quality" evidence, downgraded for limitation of study design).