Sentence examples for values review from inspiring English sources
AA coordination and analysis of the FRAX™ values, review of the manuscript.
The recently available continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) is a device that provides patients with the ability to view real-time glucose values, review recent glucose trends, and receive hypo- or hyperglycemic alarms.
Initially, the function 'find.clusters' was used; K-means was run sequentially with increasing number of groups, and different clustering solutions were compared via Bayesian Information Criterion BICC) values (reviewed in [ 58]).
In cases of suspected pneumonia, diagnosed using modified criteria from Fine et al. and Leroy et al., a single pulmonologist, blinded only to biomarker values, reviewed each case.
However, castration of male pigs also results in reduced feed conversion efficiency as well as in a reduction in carcass trait values (reviewed in [ 9]).
Because of the gendered significance of the major concepts of the aesthetic tradition, feminist challenges often systematically deconstruct the concepts of art and aesthetic value reviewed above.
Little attention has been given to heterologous expression of psychrophilic enzymes, despite their large range of technological applications and commercial value (reviewed in [ 8]).
Both methods exploit the concept of minimum attainable P-value reviewed in Section 2.2.3 along with a novel pruning technique to obtain a corrected significance threshold δ * for the significant interval search problem.
It values reviews more than other online booksellers like Apple or Barnes & Noble, featuring them prominently and using them to help decide which books to acquire for its own imprints by its relatively new publishing arm.
Comorbidity as present before ICD implantation was identified via patient history, laboratory values, and review of patients' clinical data.
Development of a NICE or ICER-like post-approval value review, incorporating appropriate oversight and accountability, would help ensure coverage decisions remain fair and cost-effective, but it won't be enough.
