Sentence examples for use adjudication from inspiring English sources

THERE is a rather pressing banking question which could use adjudication, if the Treasury is going to do right by America's financial system and its economy.

Use adjudication to quantify errors in diabetic retinopathy (DR) grading based on individual graders and majority decision, and to train an improved automated algorithm for DR grading.

Using adjudication criteria, 35 tolvaptan- and 11 placebo-treated subjects were investigated by the independent HAC (Table  2).

All clinical events from hospitalizations and emergency room visits during follow-up used adjudication protocols similar to the CRIC Study [ 63, 64], except for arrhythmias by ECG which were assessed annually during study visits.

Using adjudication results as the gold standard, we then estimated the association between the baseline characteristics and the adjudicated diagnosis, with the aim to distinguish between patients with confirmed asthma and those without, and those with confirmed COPD and those without.

The literature provides no consistent method for determining CRC test indication and no previously published studies have described the use of adjudication in systematically assigning indication.

We decreased the risk of selection bias by using randomisation with minimisation, the risk of evaluation bias by selecting objective clinical endpoints and using independent adjudication, and the risk of confusion bias by using randomisation with minimisation and a pre-specified multivariate analysis to correct for any baseline between-group imbalances.

The outcomes were all-cause and CVD mortality (adjudicated by a blinded panel using predefined adjudication processes).

These two studies used the same end point as did our meta-analysis, used an adjudication committee, and reached essentially the same conclusion, that celecoxib was associated with a significantly lower rate of GI tract events than were nsNSAIDs.

The US images were categorized as demonstrating an abscess cavity or not using an adjudication process involving two to three physicians.

Both cutoffs (0.3 and 2.0) were subsequently validated in a 23 site study of 408 critically ill patients in the USA (Topaz study) using clinical adjudication to determine the primary endpoint of moderate severe AKI [231].