Using a scorecard that captures quantified value-added actions performed by radiologists like the radiology value-added matrix (http://www.acr.org/∼/media/ACR/Images/Advocacy/Imaging%203/Case%20Studies/The%20Value%20of%20Hard%20Work/slide%201.jpg) could help show administrators that radiologists are moving towards a team-based approach that could positively impact patient care.
For data not quantified values equal to the maximum between the detection limit and the standard deviation of blank filters have been used in the analysis [4].
All samples quantified values used to calculate CA9/ β-actin expression ratios.
These costs (and savings) will be quantified, valued, and aggregated to determine total and marginal cost estimates per unit of outcome.
Fluorescence intensities on scanned images were quantified, values corrected for background non-specific hybridization, and normalized using Feature Extraction software version 7.5.1 (Agilent Technologies).
In this study, we verified the significance of hTERTmRNA in a large scale multi-centered trial, collating quantified values with clinical course.
He is interested in the potential of re-framing and quantifying value beyond the market mechanism in order to address the most profound problems we face as a species.
A different approach to quantify value is to use a relevant business metric, such as revenues, active users, number of customers or number of deals.
From geological data to help determine where and how to drill for oil to assessing market conditions and profit advantage opportunities for gas pricing, quantifying value is at the core of how this industry extracts value and raises profits.
A quadrat is a metal, rectangular frame used to assess a small area of habitat selected at random to quantify values such as the distribution of plants, weed pressure, yield or biomass.
