Sentence examples for validating concurrently from inspiring English sources
Primary outcome measure of quality-adjusted survival, weighted by scores on the disease-specific CCQ which we are validating concurrently.
Until April 2014, that is between 1 and 3.5 years from randomisation, we shall continue to measure: Primary outcome measure of quality-adjusted survival, weighted by scores on the disease-specific CCQ which we are validating concurrently.
Children and caregivers will be administered the interview, observational measure, and survey measures that will be validated concurrently.
Gaussian mixture models and other similar pattern recognition techniques have previously been employed to identify at-sea behaviour in other shearwater species and their effectiveness at identifying foraging behaviour has previously been validated using concurrently deployed dive-loggers33, 34.
More than half of parentes founded for the abuse and neglect of their children have evidenced drug abuse, yet no treatments have been validated that concurrently address these problems.
To allow comparisons between the different administration formats of the German CRQ, we validated them concurrently in two randomised studies.
Whilst the ideal situation would be to test its psychometric properties for this different population before using it in a trial; we took the pragmatic decision to validate it concurrently with the phase II trial.
Part of validating ELTS involved concurrently validating the new test with test results from other proficiency tests including EPTB and ELBA (English Language Battery) (Davies, 1990).
(C ) Bem1-GFP and Cdc42-mCherrySW cluster and disappear concurrently, validating the use of the functional Bem1-GFP as a polarity reporter.
The mental test was a version of the Moray House Test (MHT) No. 12, which was concurrently validated against the Terman-Merrill revision of the Binet Scales with a coefficient of approximately 0.8.
This test was concurrently validated against the Terman Merrill revision of the Binet scales.
