Sentence examples for visually reported from inspiring English sources

Perfusion CMR images were anonymized, randomly ordered and visually reported by two observers acting in consensus and blinded to all clinical and angiographic data.

Moreover, if phylogenetic trees are available in postscript format (produced by MUST [ 18]), the selection is visually reported onto the trees.

CMR images were anonymized, randomly ordered and visually reported by two observers (S.P. and M.M., 10 and 2 years experience, respectively) acting in consensus and blinded to all clinical and angiographic data (QMASS 6.1.6, Medis, Leiden, The Netherlands).

Graphs were used to visually report these rates.

Al Jazeera — not Lehrer — is what the internationally minded elite class really yearns for: a visually stunning, deeply reported description of developments in dozens upon dozens of countries simultaneously.

When asked how they accomplished to correctly identify faces visually, all prosopagnosics reported that they recognized one or more characteristic features belonging to a particular face.

Table 1 contains a comprehensive list of visually evoked behaviors reported for zebrafish.

Other studies on visually impaired children reported higher caries severity (DMFT) [ 6, 12, 13].

Table 2 shows that about 25% of the visually impaired population reported to have diabetes, heart conditions or musculoskeletal conditions, and that some patients did not report the co-existing conditions five months later or were lost to follow-up.

45.0% (95% CI 23.2 to 66.8) of combat-related visually impaired personnel reported hazardous drinking, compared with 20.4%9595% CI 9.7 to 31.2) of those with a non-combat-related visual impairment.

Pooling data across items with very different semantic properties − therefore increasing the variation of category-specific semantic brain activation − might have obscured effects that are specific to certain semantic categories (Pulvermüller, 1999), such as the word frequency effects for action-related and visually related words reported in this study.