Sentence examples for subjects identification from inspiring English sources

Any published reports involved in the study wouldn't reveal the subjects' identification.

Due to differences in level of performance – these trials for deaf subjects were performed at briefer presentation durations than for hearing subjects –identification accuracies were normalized as a function of the presentation duration for those trials to yield a measure of central task accuracy per millisecond of presentation duration.

The most important variables for this study are the subjects' identification details, their use of HRT, any diagnosis of breast cancer and the recording of deaths.

To assess the accuracy of the subjects' identification details and of the recording of deaths, a random sample of 5000 women recruited in 1996 has been selected for flagging on the NHS Central Register NHSCRR).

If there are cheap, reliable, and valid assessment tools for the identification of PSU subjects, identification in the community would be the first step in order to start interventions.

We excluded 1,387 (6.2%) results with either incomplete data on subjects' identification or based on fewer than 100 metaphases; we also excluded 257 assays corresponding to 117 subjects with a diagnosis of cancer before the date of the first assay.

When still images are used as the host image, the perceptibility is subject to subjective identification.

"I thought that he owed me a debt of gratitude," she told Agata Tuszynska, her biographer (though "biography" isn't quite the word for this breathless exercise in author-subject identification).

Moreover, in Scene Recognition System, subject identification and tracking information is applied to improve subject acquisition performance in Dynamic-area AF mode and focusing accuracy for human subjects in Auto-area AF mode.

The system contains a subject identification module unit which uses RFID tags to identify and discriminate an authorized user from others.

Images were re-randomized for each measurement trial and both TPV and VWV were measured by observers who were blinded to subject identification for each time-point measurement.