Sentence examples for status of blind from inspiring English sources

We adopted a supervised approach to derive a cancer specific DNA methylation signature and to ask whether such a signature could be used to predict the disease status of blind test samples.

A fifth of articles did not report results for all PD analyses performed; 57% did not report the status of blinding for pathological analysis and 62% did not provide information about the dimensions of the biopsy sample.

Kleege describes the negative social status of the blind, analyzes stereotypes of the blind that have been perpetuated by movies, and discusses how blindness has been portrayed in literature.

What is certain is that the post-1979 status quo of blind hostility between Iran and the West has ended.

Imaging analyses for both DTI and MRS measures were performed with the disease status of the subject blinded.

After the study was completed, the examinations were de-identified and marked by a single pediatric emergency physician blind to the pre- or post-test status of the participant and blind to study group allocation.

Thorough methodological quality assessment revealed that incomplete ascertainment of HAI status and/or lack of blinding of assessors occurred in one-third of studies, thus introducing a risk of bias and complicating a balanced interpretation of accuracy estimates.

In addition, each included study was rated on three quality criteria: evidence of inter-rater reliability on the ratings of soft signs; rater blind to the status of the participant (although adequate blinding is difficult to attain and this bias cannot be fully eliminated); and degree of age matching between comparison groups (see table 2).

All drugs were supplied as identical, opaque, white capsules in coded bottles to ensure the blind status of the study.

Staff members performing the magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) were blinded for the clinical course, and physicians assessing the neurological status of the patients were blinded for the MRI results.

Authors should instead explicitly report the blinding status of the people involved for whom blinding may influence the validity of a trial.