evaluated all patient cores, and scores were averaged to produce a single evaluation with the scorers being blind to the source of the samples.
Therefore, despite the fact that a single evaluation of eGFR may overestimate the number of patients with CKD, we evaluated how often hospital physicians included CKD in patients' discharge diagnoses (by listing an ICD-9 code reflective of CKD), even for hospitalizations not directly related to kidney disease, when data regarding eGFR were available during the hospitalization.
No single evaluation will be determinative.
Secondly, Britain's global imperial entanglements are simply too huge and varied a phenomenon to admit of a single evaluation.
When pressed by department officials to submit something earlier this month, the chiefs had a single evaluation form filled out, made about 30 copies and then put different names on them to make it appear as if they had individually assessed each battalion chief, the department officials said.
The single evaluation was performed prior to the comparison study in order to minimize bias effects.
Conversely, a time-driven (mathcal {T} ick would trigger a single evaluation.
The Youden index was applied to set the cutoffs and compared between the combined evaluation method and single evaluation methods.
The evaluation consisted of two parts; a single evaluation of all images and a comparison study of all image pairs.
This could be computationally expensive when a single evaluation is time-consuming, finite element models for example.
Experimental results demonstrate that the GP based approach is suitable for effective combination of single evaluation measures.
