Sentence examples for usefulness of size from inspiring English sources

Regarding the nodal involvement, a comparison with the pre-treatment exam should be performed according to the same features described for the primary staging (diameter variations, signal intensity, morphology and margins) but recent studies underline the usefulness of size criteria.

This qualitative study aimed to investigate consumer opinions on the usefulness of portion size estimation aids (PSEA); consumer preferences in terms of format and context for use; and the level of detail of guidance considered necessary for the effective application of PSEA.

It should be noted that the usefulness of birth size as a proxy for recorded birth weight has been demonstrated in other studies from developing countries [ 12- 14].

Defects of various sizes were created, and the usefulness of differing sizes of gelatin sponge to obstruct the defects was observed.

The findings challenge such a perception and raise the concern surrounding the usefulness of 'one-size fits all' remediation programmes for managing complex failure such as the type encountered at re-sit finals.

Other recommendations refer to the usefulness of reducing class sizes and the student-to-teacher ratio, especially in programs for students with difficulties.

The present study was designed to assess the sensitivity, negative predictive value, and accuracy of intraoperative sentinel lymph node mapping by means of a radio-guided method in patients with nonsmall cell lung cancer to find the most appropriate definition of sentinel lymph node and to evaluate the usefulness of different particle sizes of radiocolloid.

The usefulness of the presented small size SSTs for magnetic characterization (power losses, BH-loops, permeability) is discussed.

To evaluate the accuracy and usefulness of the three sample size formulae developed in this paper, we further calculate their simulated powers and compare them with those of the sample size formula ignoring matching and the sample size formula based on OR for multiple matching published elsewhere.

We also examine the association between extent of adoption and the organizational factors of size and decision usefulness of cost information, and the business unit culture dimensions of innovation, outcome orientation, and tight versus loose control.

An important finding is the usefulness of MR in defining tumour size, suggesting it should be performed in all young patients.