Sentence examples for value for assessing from inspiring English sources

Also in the early 1970s, the emergence of skeletal scintigraphy [26] began being used in musculoskeletal oncology due to its value for assessing bone metastasis.

This type of assay has already proved it value for assessing drug-resistance determining regions in various bacteria (Deccache et al. 2011; Haanperä et al. 2005).

However, it is also evident that even if such exercises had been more rigorous at the outset, they would still have been of limited value for assessing consequences in relation to policies for sustainable development.

Furthermore, conflicting CTC results with unsatisfactory visualisation of subtle mucosal changes and limited assessment of mural thickening led the European Crohn's and Colitis Organisation (ECCO) to state in their guidelines that "the limited available data do not demonstrate a diagnostic value for assessing the disease extent in patients with suspected or proven UC" [28].

Observational cohort data may have very limited value for assessing transmission of influenza unless patient transmission heterogeneity can be taken into account.

However, these have currently limited value for assessing tumour response to treatment.

A new index – De-value – for assessing the efficacy of batch deodorization is proposed.

Bayes factors have been advocated as superior to p-values for assessing statistical evidence in data.

P values for assessing differences in characteristics between test and retest scans were obtained using Students t tests.

The critical values for assessing the significance of marker-trait associations were calculated using the q-value R package (Storey and Tibshirani 2003).

Then, the criteria or threshold values for assessing "substantial reduction" of the two rates were defined by comparing the global average change of rates for these two periods.