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1 Diaphragmatic injury was graded as 0, no injury; 1, injury up to one-third th

2 Concomitantly, the visual estimate was graded as +1, 0, -1, -2, or -3 for progression, no c

3 Gland atrophy was graded as a proportion of partial glands in the lowe

4 Clinical outcome was graded as a success if a smooth, avascular corneal s

5 cts of negative pressure on open probability were graded as a function of pressure and reversible whe

6 a Buford complex, the anterosuperior labrum was graded as absent in only 30% of patients who underwe

7 T images were reviewed, and (18)F-FDG uptake was graded as absent, mild, moderate, or intense.

8 aminations with maximum acquisition duration were graded as adequate and were used as the reference s

9 nts more than 22 kg, all 3-5 min/FOV studies were graded as adequate, and 2 of the 9 studies were gra

10 The interpretations were graded as "agree" in 90 patients (63%), "major disa

11 Most of the studies were graded as at moderate risk of bias.

12 as compared with FBP images, on which noise was graded as average at 150 mAs, above average at 100 m

13 Subjective noise was graded as below average at 150 mAs and average at 10

14 and neck on attenuation-corrected PET images was graded as benign, equivocal, or malignant.

15 ology in all 17 GBA mutation carriers, which were graded as Braak stage of 5-6, and had McKeith's lim

16 Immediate shunt reduction was graded as complete (23%), partial (62%), or none (15

17 nical tumor response to preoperative therapy was graded as complete (cCR), partial (cPR), or no respo

18 ients with an SLF, the anterosuperior labrum was graded as detached in all patients who underwent fas

19 3-month follow-up, 14.6% of the acne cohort was graded as effectively clear, compared with 2.1% at b

20 nth follow-up, 22.3% of the psoriasis cohort was graded as effectively clear, compared with 3.1% at b

21 rtery and posterior descending artery [PDA]) was graded as either having (AMP = 1) or not having (AMP

22 Disc photographs were graded as either glaucomatous optic neuropathy (GON

23 e aorta to allow atherosclerotic severity to be graded as follows: grade I = normal (44 patients); gr

24 Intratesticular blood flow was graded as follows: 0, no intratesticular flow; 1, si

25 Pulmonary hemorrhage was graded as follows: 0, none; 1, less than or equal to

26 Color Doppler flow at ultrasonography (US) was graded as follows: Grade 1 meant no signal; grade 2,

27 Slides were graded as follows according to the percentage of ce

28 The neoplasms were graded as follows: grade 1, adenoma; grade 2, adeno

29 Calf artery segments were graded as having 50% or less stenosis, greater than

30 Patients were graded as having mild (corneal involvement without

31 gical intervention (26.3%) than patients who were graded as having moderate (0%) and mild (0%) diseas

32 ter limbus-based surgery were more likely to be graded as higher and to be avascular (GEE model, both

33 Stent fracture was graded as I (single-strut fracture), II (> or =2 str

34 The median number of weeks until a lesion was graded as inactive after beginning treatment was 15

35 d proportion of eyes in which the CNV lesion was graded as inactive during the study was similar betw

36 n=3.7) were required before lesions with CNV were graded as inactive, but if the mean treatment inter

37 s than 22 kg, 1 of the 3 PET/CT examinations was graded as inadequate for clinical tasks when acquisi

38 e graded as adequate, and 2 of the 9 studies were graded as inadequate for 2 min/FOV studies.

39 s reduced to 2 min/FOV, and all examinations were graded as inadequate when reduced to 1 min/FOV.

40 The intraphyseal transverse level of injury was graded as juxtaepiphyseal (germinal or proliferative

41 level II, and 2 additional studies reviewed were graded as level III.

42 ty of the contrast-enhanced 3D MR angiograms was graded as markedly superior or superior.

43 All affected eyes were graded as medium to high reflectivity compared with

44 Vasospasm was graded as mild (< or =25% reduction in vessel diamet

45 Pulmonary regurgitation was graded as mild (RF<20%), moderate (RF=20-40%), and s

46 Acute rejection was graded as mild, moderate, or severe based on previou

47 Fibrosis was graded as mild, moderate, or severe reticular (corre

48 ed complications; two thirds of these events were graded as mild (<3 days in hospital).

49 On histology, 6 were graded as mild to moderate, 36 as moderate, 29 as m

50 Obstructions were graded as mild, moderate, or complete, and as early

51 gluten p = 0.0016), and, in all cases events were graded as "mild" or "moderate" with TM and rice, an

52 These reported changes in controls were graded as minimal/equivocal in six of seven patient

53 l specimens; the extent of VEGF/VPF staining was graded as moderate to strong in 21 of the 32 (66%) p

54 80% of the assessments in vCJD cases were graded as moderate or substantial.

55 00% and 96%, respectively, when the staining was graded as moderately or strongly intense and were 92

56 onspicuous on portal venous phase images; 10 were graded as more conspicuous on arterial phase images

57 Twenty-eight lesions were graded as more conspicuous on portal venous phase i

58 On the basis of these criteria, each study was graded as negative, positive, or indeterminate for i

59 ader 1) and seven and 91 segments (reader 2) were graded as nondiagnostic at dedicated calf MR angiog

60 RV dysfunction was graded as none (0), mild (1), moderate (2), or sever

61 Neo-AI was graded as none (n=5), trivial-mild (n=57), or modera

62 Severity of DR was graded as none, minimal, mild, moderate, and vision

63 RV size was graded as normal (0), or mild (1), moderate (2), or

64 The anterosuperior labrum was graded as normal, detached, or absent on the images.

65 Functional status was graded as normal, independent, partially dependent,

66 Diastolic left ventricular function was graded as normal, mild, moderate, or severe by valid

67 The MCA was graded as normal, narrowed <50%, and >50% using DSA.

68 gree of inflammation at each biopsy site had been graded as part of routine clinical care using a hig

69 Grafts were graded as patent, luminal irregularity, or occluded

70 The complications were graded as per Clavien 5 tier grading and major morb

71 idney was divided into three zones, and each was graded as positive, equivocal, or negative for pyelo

72 The obtained images were graded as positive (defined as a tumour-to-healthy-

73 Seventeen patients (9%) were graded as probable autoimmune hepatitis by the revi

74 The histologic degree of anaplasia was graded as retinocytoma, mild, moderate, or severe as

75 atients requiring hearing aids, hearing loss was graded as severe in 49% (Brock), 91% (Chang), and 10

76 of tubular atrophy and interstitial fibrosis was graded as severe in 58.3%, moderate in 37.5%, and mi

77 ere classified as carcinoma in situ; and 11% were graded as squamous cell carcinoma.

78 Patients were graded as stable or borderline (increased risk of s

79 e epidemiological evidence of an association was graded as strong for ten variants in six genes (ATM,

80 If, after induction, persistent disease was graded as T1 or worse, we recommended patients under

81 The lung and periaortic lymph nodes were graded as to the presence (+) or absence (-) of met

82 Delineated regions were graded as to their appearance on fundus photographs

83 extracted articles, the quality of evidence was graded as very low in the majority of studies (48%);

84 Lesion conspicuity was graded as well seen on both FBP and ASIR images (P <