Sentence examples for validated less from inspiring English sources
Other comorbidity scores that could be used, such as the Elixhauser Index or a simple counts of diagnoses, have been used and validated less frequently and in fewer contexts.
"For the generation that would spawn the out-gay pop stars of the 1980s, Bowie's outrageous campery and sexual androgyny was a revelation," Bullock writes, making them feel validated, less alone, and inspired to create their own work.
ABCs has also been used as the standard for evaluating and validating less expensive methods for tracking antimicrobial drug susceptibility and measuring vaccine effectiveness methods that can be used in settings with fewer resources (32, 33 ).
Recent studies in SSA have focused on validating less-segmented prognostic indexes.
The importance of protein binding has already been validated by less specific protein kinase inhibitors which attack tumors through multiple mechanisms [33].
After having someone who had gone through a similar experience take time, listen, share experiences, and make a connection, stroke survivors reported feeling validated and less alone.
Our findings in a highly selected sample of adult dengue fatalities need to be validated in less severe form of dengue diseases in both adults and children.
A number of studies have validated other, less precise, techniques such as anthropometry and bioelectrical impedance analysis against DXA as a reference method.
Measures of heart rate variability derived from pulse oximetry has been validated against (less convenient) electrocardiographic methods (e.g. Lu et al., 2008).
A further aim was to compare nutrient and food group values derived from the current tool (FETA, FFQ EPIC Tool for Analysis) with the previously validated but less accessible tool, CAFÉ (Compositional Analyses from Frequency Estimates).
Specifically, with a combination of 4 predictors and the multi-method cutoff 2, imiRTP identifies only one experimentally validated MTI less than TAIR_FASTA but 9 more high quality predicted MTIs.
