Sentence examples for visual grading from inspiring English sources
Current assessment of osteoarthritis (OA) is primary based on visual grading of joint space narrowing and osteophytes present on radiographs.
timber was predicted in this study through the parameters of density, width, thickness, moisture content, ultrasonic wave propagation velocity and visual grading of the test pieces.
Since 1957, a variety of subjective visual grading methods have been used to assess disc degeneration, but these have been limited by gross ordinal scales and imprecision, as well as suboptimal reliability.
The aim of this study was to quantify the impact of cadaver tissue preservation in producing MR images that are representative of living tissue by comparing the visualisation of anatomical structures of the ankle obtained from live and cadaver (fresh frozen and Thiel embalmed) specimens through a visual grading analysis (VGA) study.
The use of image quality criteria facilitates the use of visual grading studies.
To evaluate visual grading characteristics (VGC) and ordinal regression analysis during head CT optimisation as a potential alternative to visual grading assessment (VGA), traditionally employed to score anatomical visualisation.
In 2007 Bath and Mansson indicated the inappropriate analysis of visual grading data using parametric tests and recommended a novel method of analysing such data called Visual Grading of Characteristics: VGC analysis.
In 2010, Smedby and Fredrikson proposed a method for analysing ranked visual grading data using ordinal logistic regression analysis [26].
For one lesion (P11), a large difference between visual grading (IV) and computed grading (II) was observed.
Visual grading analysis (VGA) facilitates the quantification of subjective opinions and involves grading of the visibility of anatomical structures on the images.
Since no other reliable reference standard for the grading of myocardial perfusion inhomogeneity exists so far, visual grading performed by two independent observers was used as reference.
