Sentence examples for unavailable for evaluation from inspiring English sources
Moreover, primary data were unavailable for evaluation of HE4 values as a function of tumor type, histology, age, or degree.
Previously described homozygous missense mutations were identified in the three cases and a non-diabetic sibling of proband 3. Clinically unaffected siblings of probands 1 and 2 (one each) were unavailable for evaluation.
Resident A was subsequently determined to have had urine and wound cultures positive for GAS in July 2000, 3 months before index case-patient 1 sought treatment; these isolates were unavailable for evaluation.
Restorations scored code 00 or 10 were considered successful, codes 11 40 were classified as failures, and codes 50 90 were assigned in case the tooth was unavailable for evaluation.
*Two patients of this group were unavailable for clinical evaluation.
Comparisons between CDR 0 and CDR 1 groups of the 'discovery' cohort (one sample was unavailable for re-evaluation, n = 47) were performed using unpaired t-test.
One weakness in our material is that 84 samples were unavailable for re-evaluation.
Our analysis, however, indicates that despite the entirety of the problematic around selective abortion being morally disputed, and the fact that many see worrying general developments in this area, a woman's decision is unencumbered and therefore in important respects is unavailable for external, normative evaluation.
The paper-based, vertical systems resulted in data being "largely unavailable for effective planning, monitoring, and evaluation at all levels [of the health system]" [ 28].
When an HPV-load evaluation is unavailable for the follow-up of such a high-risk group and initial triaging is performed by repeated cytologies, however, one must seriously consider further and complete histological evaluation of all ASCUS, LSIL and CIN1 results.
However, complete IPD are often unavailable for the purposes of economic evaluations, due to confidentiality, especially when the analyst is not employed by the sponsor of the relevant clinical trial, e.g. [ 2, 6].
