Sentence examples for standard quality of from inspiring English sources

Functional results were assessed subjectively and with standard quality of life questionnaires.

To investigate whether using the 'think aloud' technique during standard quality of life surveys provides useful additional information about patients' experiences of living with atrial fibrillation (AF) and health related quality of life (HRQoL).

Using the NeuroImaging Analysis Kit (NIAK), we report on the standard quality of co-registration and motion parameters of the data, and assess their validity based on the spatial distribution of seed-based connectivity maps as well as intra- and inter-session reliability metrics in the default-mode network.

To evaluate whether oligomenorrhea and amenorrhea in adolescent females would have a negative effect on the standard quality of life (QOL) scores as compared to eumenorrheic adolescents, and whether such scoring would differ between those with exercise related oligo/amenorrhea or those with hypothalamic/ovarian causes.

"Connecting is one thing, providing a standard quality of service is another," explains Ramesh Mahalingam, CEO of Vizru.

In any communication system, BER versus SNR and spectral efficiency (throughput) are standard quality of service (QoS) parameters, which give a measure of system performance.

In a preliminary feasibility study, we are assessing the acceptability of the trial design to patients and the suitability of two standard quality-of-life instruments in mesothelioma.

8, 14 The standard quality-of-life values (evaluated from the EQ-5D) were used to populate quality-adjusted life-years (QALYs) for each of the health states previously mentioned.

Hueston and Kasik-Miller [ 17] used the SF-36 ("a standard quality-of-life measure") in a longitudinal study of 125 pregnant women in the USA, referring to "serial assessments of health-related functional status".

The various descriptions of the SF-36 (which ranged from a "health survey" to "a standard quality-of-life measure") reveal an inconsistent approach which itself reflects the difficulty with defining quality of life.

More than 90 percent of French vineyards are now planted with clones — genetically identical plants — certified to possess the standard qualities of the variety.