Sentence examples for superior assessment from inspiring English sources

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Histologic examination may provide added diagnostic yield to cytologic preparations owing to superior assessment of architecture and immunohistochemistry.

Compared to CT, MRI (Figs. 3, 5 and 6) allows superior assessment of the urinary bladder wall, which in normal conditions shows uniformly low T2-signal intensity (SI) corresponding to the detrusor muscle.

Similarly, an interactions-based accuracy classification method [44] has been shown to provide a superior assessment of docking pose quality compared to simple RMS deviations from crystal structure poses.

Owing to its sectional imaging, tomosynthesis shows structures in more detail that cannot be sufficiently evaluated with radiography, such as a superior assessment of mucus plugging and bronchiectases, which according to some authors [16] are the most specific changes of CF lung disease.

Having argued that we can overcome prejudice and make superior assessments of ordinary matters of fact, Hume imports his contrast of vulgarity and wisdom into his aesthetic theory.

The authors suggest that flawed strategies should be assumed, what is much more important is a precise implementation leading to the discovery of superior assessments.

Fractional flow reserve (FFR) is superior to assessment of %DS for identifying flow-limiting lesions, but the technology is invasive and relatively expensive.

Compared with STIR sequences, contrast-medium-enhanced T1w sequences have not been proved to be superior in assessment of spinal inflammation in studies by Baraklios et al. [22] and Madsen et al. [38].

Indeed, some research indicates that having social goals in addition to shared goals can lead to superior self-assessments of group functioning, as compared to PBL groups that only pursued shared goals (Tempelaar et al., 2013).