Sentence examples for the terms to evaluate from inspiring English sources

We defined the terms to evaluate the responsiveness to steroid pulse therapies in the acute phase (before other treatments; eg, plasma exchange, fingolimod); 'complete' meant recovery to the patients' original visual acuities, 'good' meant recovery to more than half of their original visual acuities, 'not good' meant less than 'good' within 1 5 courses of mPSL pulse therapies.

Finally, for covariates with extensive missing data, we constructed multivariate regressions both with and without these terms to evaluate the sensitivity of our findings.

The diffuse correlation between 5BLC and LC6 classes hinder a direct interpretation of the Kohonen map in terms to evaluate the self aggregation of LC6 classes in clusters, with the parallel aggregation of their correspondent 5BLC classes.

While none of the 11 genomes had GO terms to evaluate against, all the genomes had functional annotations.

We create a fixed effect model with interaction terms to evaluate the main effects of the potential sources of variance.

Crude analyses (adjusted for interaction terms, group, baseline value of the outcome measure) of interaction terms to evaluate potential effect modification are shown.

We performed a systematic review of the literature using comprehensive search terms to evaluate all human and experimental studies of septic AKI describing renal histopathology.

Subsequently, we analyzed functional annotations of genes within each module and calculated enrichment of specific Gene Ontology terms to evaluate the biological significance of functional modules.

In this analysis, model fit using a likelihood ratio test is compared with and without the interaction term to evaluate whether there is statistically significant evidence for the interaction.

In this paper, we denote the miss-scan rated as a term to evaluate the missing times during a specific interval of WiFi scanning.

The dynamical description serves as an effective source term to evaluate the far-field sound using Powell Howe analogy.