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1 ility in the absence of a true gold standard metric.
2 ity using the proportion of treatment-effect metric.
3 SI) rates are increasingly used as a quality metric.
4 ained increasing importance as a key quality metric.
5 develop an intensity-adjusted IDW well-count metric.
6 he amino acids that govern variation of this metric.
7 ential future unintended consequences of the metric.
8 d in terms of revenue or another appropriate metric.
9 ed serum PFOA concentrations as the exposure metric.
10 presentation, but also its underlying coding metric.
11  ranked using several classification quality metrics.
12  strongly connected to the other right heart metrics.
13 ingle-cell contours and extract quantitative metrics.
14  American Journal of Pathology beyond normal metrics.
15 ) and asthma control using validated outcome metrics.
16 orly characterized by existing biomechanical metrics.
17 reviously established stable isotope bi-plot metrics.
18  problems and provides novel cluster quality metrics.
19 red conservation objectives and biodiversity metrics.
20 n among the suite of environmental diversity metrics.
21 erogeneity was observed for all investigated metrics.
22 ed by principal components analysis of these metrics.
23      The mean CoV was </=4.5% across the DKI metrics.
24 ise to sensitively modulate important device metrics.
25  exceeding national post-transplant survival metrics.
26 ly risk stratify patients using standardized metrics.
27  in PET and low-dose CT varied greatly among metrics.
28 vement in any of 4 primary composite quality metrics.
29  of 27 published models using standard graph metrics.
30 ntation following current FDA bioequivalence metrics.
31 me drugs, which is consistent with surrogacy metrics.
32 lpha diversity metrics, and 4 beta diversity metrics.
33 tructures, and experimental lattice cohesion metrics.
34 asculatures using vessel-based and FAZ-based metrics.
35   Of 10 potential predictors including 7 PET metrics, a BSL greater than 6,852 (P = 0.017) was chosen
36   Regression analysis showed that cerebellar metrics accounted for extra variance in both motor and c
37 icantly impacted all three major demographic metrics (adult mortality, neonatal mortality and birthra
38                                         This metric allows rapid and rigorous evaluation of specimen
39                                We used these metrics and 24 datasets to evaluate six widely used PA m
40 o significant correlations between somato-SG metrics and age.
41 were extracted from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation Disease Expenditure 2013 project
42 of body weight changes, on energy-metabolism metrics and glycemic control.The study was a randomized,
43 sion analyses were conducted between imaging metrics and PFS.
44   To examine the association between genomic metrics and the extent of immune infiltration in TNBCs.
45  CO2 had minimal effects on plant and soil N metrics and their responses to plant diversity, whereas
46    We assessed the correlation between these metrics and used spline models to test for the presence
47 nificant improvements over standard clinical metrics and visual interpretation for discriminating ben
48 tive abundance of 3 phyla, 2 alpha diversity metrics, and 4 beta diversity metrics.
49 a city at the 25th percentile for those same metrics, and exhibiting sprawl-like suburban development
50    Hype-driven claims, not fully appropriate metrics, and negligence of key parameters are probably s
51 the 75th percentile for all three urban-form metrics, and with a network of buses, trams, and bicycle
52                These outstanding performance metrics are attributed to the large loading of active ma
53 getated marsh ratios (UVVR) suggesting these metrics are broadly applicable indicators of microtidal
54                     Population-level disease metrics are critical to guide the distribution of resour
55                                  The routing metrics are derived from the characteristics of entangle
56  basis, empirically demonstrating that these metrics are not independent.
57                                Accurate dose metrics are particularly important for in vitro cellular
58                                        Other metrics are therefore needed to understand the drivers o
59 ated an "intention-to-treat" survival (ITTS) metric as the percentage of waiting list candidates surv
60 s, Bragg peaks, and guided algorithm fitness metrics as a function of signal-to-noise ratio.
61 ch of investigating population-level smoking metrics as moderators.
62                                          The metrics assessed (unit energy, GHG emissions, and cost)
63 currence in the NEPTR may be predicted by FA metrics at baseline in patients with glioblastoma.
64         In particular, in subjects with >/=5 metrics at the ideal level (compared with those with </=
65 on of energy eigenstates leads to a nonfixed metric background.
66  idea is to organize sequences into a pseudo-metric based partitioning tree for sub-linear time searc
67                              We suggest risk metrics be placed in a more concrete conceptual framewor
68 ), form an attractive platform to build risk metrics because they can easily incorporate disparate pi
69 nce and spatial autocorrelation, we compared metrics between sexes, between population types (histori
70                                   Across all metrics, both scenarios performed the same, but the opti
71 -traits was not significantly related to DTI metrics but inattention scores were related to AD in cor
72                                  Among these metrics, CA1-SRLM thickness was positively associated wi
73                        Landscape and climate metrics calculated for each site demonstrated that imper
74                                         This metric can be used to estimate the probability of rates
75                              This procrustes metric carries information on the functional outcome of
76 atitudinal gradient and estimated a suite of metrics characterizing phylogeographic history.
77          In this study, we devised two novel metrics, Cohort Coverage Sparseness (CCS) and Unevenness
78 ulation attributable risk for these Simple 7 metrics combined was 37.1%.
79 IPs according to specificity and selectivity metrics; commercial MIPs were characterized by quite bro
80                      The proposed robustness metric considers both the efficiency of destroying the A
81                  No single standard clinical metric correlated directly with CCK responsiveness.
82                                      Density metrics correlated with age.
83  evolved and multiplied in number, the tumor metrics criteria used to characterize therapeutic respon
84 d outcomes sets for ophthalmic conditions to metrics currently reported by eye hospitals.
85       This report contains new and follow-up metric data relating to the eight main recommendations o
86    We built covariates using contact network metrics, demographic information and infection status, a
87                                PET stability metrics demonstrated that PET quantitation was not affec
88  provide a formulation which shows how these metrics depend on the signal transduction noise level.
89 ce amongst the three functional connectivity metrics depends primarily on the network correlation lev
90                        The spectral-temporal metrics derived from 2009-2011 Landsat imagery (overall
91 o investigate the relationship between pupil metrics derived from this novel task and quantitative be
92 iate set contained degree, a classic network metric describing node centrality, but also included cov
93                       Anterior chamber angle metrics did not differ significantly from morning to aft
94 s based on different environmental diversity metrics differed substantially from each other and from
95          Changes in eastern Pacific ENSO SST metrics due to climate change are secondary to the model
96                      Key correlative science metrics emerge for an upcoming clinical trial, testing e
97                                              Metrics evaluated included peak number, skewness, and ku
98 all, natural temporal variation in community metrics exceeded the effects of fishing in this highly d
99  to both mild hyperoxia and normoxia for all metrics except for the worst PaO2.
100       We found no major differences in these metrics, except for differential expression of a Y-chrom
101  ecosystem functions and ecosystem condition metrics exhibited thresholds in response to a gradient o
102                         Our unpredictability metric expands the scope of quantitative biomechanical s
103                                              Metrics extracted from the automatically tracked spindle
104 nt influence of ASD diagnosis on several DTI metrics (FA, MD, RD, and AD), primarily in the corpus ca
105 e true rate, the most important and harshest metric for assessing multi-label systems.
106 us, CD4 absolute numbers are an inconsistent metric for assessing organ donor risk, irrespective of H
107 amics could therefore provide an informative metric for assessing the efficacy of novel drug combinat
108  anisotropy (FA), the most commonly employed metric for assessing white matter.
109 This study suggests that LOS is an important metric for characterizing and interpreting phonon propag
110 ficant as auPR curves are argued as suitable metric for comparison for imbalanced datasets similar to
111                                     The best metric for encoding variability is coefficient of variat
112       The failure-to-rescue rate is a useful metric for evaluating quality in surgery.
113 entially neutralizing Ab may be an important metric for evaluating vaccine responses to highly penetr
114  robust program that provides a standardized metric for genotype comparisons would be useful.
115 rs, but it is not appropriate as a screening metric for glaucoma.
116 fection (molFOB) is a quantitative surrogate metric for malaria transmission at population level and
117 sults provide an immediately useful clinical metric for patient stratification and prognostication.
118 ngs is incorporated as a complementary value metric for patient-centered care of chronic conditions i
119 radiation treatment conditions is a reliable metric for quantifying gene expression.
120                        Further, we propose a metric for quantifying the degree of energetic coupling
121 icular, we introduce a novel reproducibility metric for quantifying the similarity between contact ma
122 se and survival, and to provide an important metric for systematic clinical risk stratification and t
123                   In this study, we define a metric for the degree of isohydricity at the ecosystem s
124                                     Academic metrics for 3850 faculties at the top 55 NIH-funded univ
125                                 Standardized metrics for alert fatigue is needed to advance the field
126 cteristics of existing and newly constructed metrics for arterial hyperoxia were examined, and the as
127 ill help clinicians understand the available metrics for assessing discrimination, calibration, and t
128  modified Delphi approach to select relevant metrics for assessing patient-level interventions in acu
129 ncident with the collection of environmental metrics for eight sites located in the western basin of
130 come pathways based on ecologically relevant metrics for exposure and effect can bring risk assessmen
131 ering depth-dependent behavior of similarity metrics for identical and unrelated samples.
132                           Variability in the metrics for image acquisition at the total body, regiona
133 ndividuals with a view to obtain comparative metrics for lifelong LTL attrition and learn about the t
134 l results revealed that hospital performance metrics for mortality showed significant climate depende
135 ile, and the number of citations as suitable metrics for quality consideration.
136                                        Using metrics for quantifying the diversity of ecological comm
137          We introduce several new resilience metrics for quantifying the resilience of critical mater
138 lute true rate, the most important and harsh metrics for the multi-label systems.
139 ite of recent developments in ozone exposure metrics, from a concentration-based to a more physiologi
140                                 Most process metrics had significantly greater changes in the ERAS ta
141                   Quantifying this important metric has been greatly advanced by noninvasive techniqu
142 st applications, and lack of standardization metrics has hindered independent experimental comparison
143                           Commonly used risk metrics have been based on logistic regression models th
144                      Functional connectivity metrics have been widely used to infer the underlying st
145 ddress the former, we assess by a variety of metrics how accurately humans are able to predict influe
146 itive treatment effect was detected with all metrics; however, DeltaRnet showed a lower intersubject
147 sive report with several comparative quality metrics; (ii) constructs the most confident merged scaff
148 ergency surgery is a key quality improvement metric in both the United States and UK.
149            All-cause readmission is the only metric in current use, and risk factors for surgical rea
150    In biological terms, a higher false alarm metric in this abnormal TNF signaling system indicates p
151  Life's Simple 7 ideal cardiovascular health metrics in 4195 blacks in the JHS.
152 ver, no studies have directly compared these metrics in a contemporary population that includes poten
153 mpact and to summarise the common themes and metrics in an impact matrix.
154 ous circadian clock, on specific performance metrics in Major League Baseball.
155 hould consider these alternative readmission metrics in strategies for risk reduction and cost saving
156 plings against other functional connectivity metrics in the microscopic scale of neuronal networks th
157 metagenes correlated separately with genomic metrics in the three major breast cancer subtypes.
158                            We compared these metrics in undisturbed primary forest and intensively lo
159 lowed observed values across a wide range of metrics including aboveground biomass, tree diameter gro
160                                         Dose metrics including volumetric CT dose index, dose-length
161 hold structure where known, and a variety of metrics including workforce participation and school enr
162                     Regardless of the chosen metric (increased [Formula: see text]e-[Formula: see tex
163 t at the system input, whereas a higher miss metric indicates that it is highly likely to miss signal
164  carbon neutrality hypothesis by introducing metric indicators to assess the global warming potential
165 QC, parsing results, and aggregating quality metrics into an interactive dashboard designed to richly
166 lso included covariates breaking the network metrics into subsets that differentiated between contact
167 the ecosystem scale in analogy with a recent metric introduced at the species level.
168 on surgery, and the 7 that did evaluate this metric involved porous implants.
169  as estimated by Rao's Q quadratic diversity metric is a good proxy of K N .
170   Using data from the AMSR-E satellite, this metric is evaluated globally based on diurnal variations
171                                          The metric is interpolated at the recorded point of MS(2) ac
172           Reporting both size and mass based metrics is common in atmospheric particle measurements,
173 ion models to determine which combination of metrics is most accurate in diagnosis.
174       It is unclear to what extent different metrics lead to consistent delineation of hotspot bounda
175         The demonstrated application of deep metric learning to large-scale chemical genetics project
176 analysis was then applied in the form of non-metric multidimensional scaling analysis (NMDS), permuta
177 hereof with alterations in acylcarnitines, a metric of beta-oxidation, across stages of CKD.
178 ominant choice signals can bias the standard metric of choice preference (choice probability).
179         We used Direct Information (DI) as a metric of connectivity between proteins as well as gene-
180 t in health topics and may be an alternative metric of disease characteristics when traditional sourc
181  the monolayer provided a continuous spatial metric of EC orientation, markers of ER stress, VCAM-1 a
182 tivity level (personality) predicted neither metric of foraging success, indicating that behavioral I
183 e focused on the 95th percentile of R2* as a metric of high iron content.
184                 Cryptococcal meningitis is a metric of HIV treatment programme failure; timely HIV te
185 survival is typically considered the primary metric of lung transplant center performance in the Unit
186 ach, we introduce versatility, V, as a novel metric of nodal affiliation: V approximately 0 means tha
187  was introduced about 3 years ago as a novel metric of postoperative morbidity, integrating in a sing
188 ans may reduce unwarranted variation on this metric of quality.
189 cessive thresholds (36%, 38%, and 40%), as a metric of regional metabolic stress, were compared pre-
190               Here, we examine an individual metric of site and habitat fidelity, using tracking data
191  ncRNA transcription provided a quantitative metric of Tbx5-dependent enhancer activity, correlating
192 ts of acceptability for multiple biophysical metrics of "developability." Amino acid sequences from 1
193 ical thickness, along with diffusion-derived metrics of 20 major white matter tracts were extracted f
194 aluate previously used and newly constructed metrics of arterial hyperoxia and systematically assess
195 uous monitoring of multiple behaviours, with metrics of behaviours that may be considered more intuit
196                     Purpose To compare three metrics of breast density on full-field digital mammogra
197 d as a global lung index for comparison with metrics of bronchodilator response measured by using spi
198 ; left ventricular hypertrophy; and worsened metrics of diabetes, hypertension, and hyperlipidemia.
199 mingham risk, and it provided improvement in metrics of discrimination and reclassification.
200 from photogrammetry quantified the following metrics of habitat quality: 1) visual exposure to predat
201                                              Metrics of heterogeneity, including median odds ratio (M
202 and performed graph theory to obtain network metrics of integration within (local efficiency) the DMS
203                We sought to assess potential metrics of organ procurement organizations (OPOs) utiliz
204 , indicating that behavioral IIV can predict metrics of success that personality does not.
205  (single scattering albedo, SSA), along with metrics of the structure of the spatial field of these p
206 r findings demonstrate that key quantitative metrics of these networks correlate with the continuum o
207  palm oil, as well as annual remotely sensed metrics of tree cover loss and fire occurrence, to evalu
208 ar associations were also observed for other metrics of UV.
209                     These were combined into metrics of vulnerability, including an overall index and
210 ermine the covariation between brain imaging metrics of WM-network activation and connectivity and no
211 l other dental specialties in every measured metric on the Yelp website.
212 tic curve and the area under the curve (AUC) metrics on manually curated datasets confirmed the excel
213 rting associated sensitivity and specificity metrics on the receiver operating characteristic curve.
214        Conversely, traditional postural sway metrics or SPPB performance did not associate with futur
215 predicted pTR, and composite avidity/spatial metrics outperformed avidity alone.
216 lucose (p=0.005) and hyperglycaemia (on four metrics: p=0.007 for >180 mg/dL [>10.0 mmol/L], p=0.02 f
217                                          The metric parameters suggest very weak Sb-Sb and Pd-Pd inte
218 ost widely cited tool underperforms for most metrics, particularly when using default settings.
219 d by using spirometry and the global imaging metric percentage ventilated volume (%VV).
220 ffect of treatment on body condition, immune metrics, plasma corticosterone concentrations, total ant
221 erception task with classical psychophysical metrics (precision and accuracy), principal component an
222 parent diffusion coefficient (ADC) histogram metrics, progression-free survival (PFS), and overall su
223                            On their own, the metrics proposed here explain a larger proportion of var
224                      We describe key quality metrics, provide a freely available software package to
225  that an average of the 7 individual scoring metrics provided the most effective weighted average ran
226                                     Fourteen metrics rated >6 in all criteria except feasibility were
227 volves the use of two mutually complementary metrics, recall and discrimination.
228 tals with high performance on 3, 2, 1, and 0 metrics, respectively (log-rank, P < 0.001).
229 7 ideal metrics with those with 0 to 2 ideal metrics, respectively.
230 er varying MR conditions using the following metrics: sensitivity, scatter fraction, contrast recover
231 gical changes detected using only one or two metrics should consequently be interpreted cautiously be
232                                  Performance metrics show scalability into tens of thousands of seque
233 on intensity, the influence of the embedding metric spaces and the design of reliable estimation algo
234 hts of complex networks and their underlying metric spaces play a key role in dictating the existence
235 irmed the effectiveness of our proposed dual-metric strategy by showing that previous comparative stu
236                      Three of the urban form metrics studied (contiguity, circularity, and vegetation
237  denatured protein preparation in all of the metrics studied, which underscores the utility of biomim
238  and from priorities based on spatiotemporal metrics such as climatic velocity.
239 ring drug interaction fingerprint similarity metrics such as correlation and Euclidean distance.
240 e generated and acquired images according to metrics such as overall correlation coefficients and dif
241 as used to evaluate prediction accuracy with metrics such as precision, recall, and F-score.
242   This paper describes a novel, quantitative metric system that identifies and evaluates new cancer t
243 resent relationships between objects using a metric that depends on associative strength.
244           We created a summary UNGD activity metric that incorporated well phase, location, total dep
245 d a novel lung transplant center performance metric that incorporates both pre- and posttransplantati
246         The Relative Citation Ratio (RCR), a metric that was designed to serve in that capacity, meas
247 ple, paradigm can result in meaningful pupil metrics that correlate with individual differences in au
248 elp CP, it is important to define allocation metrics that enable CP to receive a better-matched kidne
249 predation per unit time); and (iii) use risk metrics that facilitate comparison among studies and the
250 eased-donor organs is compounded by donation metrics that fail to account for the total pool of possi
251 l institutions as well as on the traditional metrics that our institutions use to evaluate faculty in
252  the ICCs were below 0.60 for 95% ethanol in metrics that were more sensitive to relative abundance.
253 mmediately, the ICCs were below 0.60 for the metrics that were sensitive to relative abundance; howev
254 has resulted in the development of a numeric metric, the calculated panel-reactive antibody (CPRA) th
255                           Furthermore, a new metric, the Entropy of Information, is introduced to qua
256                         On the basis of this metric, the nanoporous Ir/IrO2 morphology of dealloyed I
257                   As compared to traditional metrics, the degree of multi-scale complexity contained
258 l challenge, we used a phylogenetic distance metric to analyze Ig heavy-chain transcript sequences in
259 fe (HRQoL) measurement has become a valuable metric to assess the effects of disease, the quality of
260 er operating characteristic curve (AUC) as a metric to measure the precision-recall trade-off of our
261                          First, we develop a metric to quantify visual change over time.
262 is mainly because while capacity is a useful metric to study information transmission in signaling pa
263 th cardiovascular disease include optimizing metrics to assess quality, ameliorating disparities, enh
264 hould be carefully considered when selecting metrics to build multiparametric models.
265      Many previous analyses have used flawed metrics to evaluate herbicide intensity and toxicity tre
266                                 Quantitative metrics to evaluate the results of image fusion are also
267 ctors are compared using several statistical metrics to quantify similarity/overlap of high dimension
268 d using the minimum inhibitory concentration metric, tolerance and persistence values are not current
269 to 6.8 USD per capita per year or 15 USD per metric ton of dry sludge.
270 ces, coupled with an estimated demand of one metric ton per annum for the prodrug, provides a compell
271 ss the USA alone would amount to 6.5 million metric tons annually.
272 will, conservatively, release 79-108 billion metric tons of CO2.
273 n harvest from 1975-2015 was 16,400 to 9,600 metric tons.
274 me of textiles is nearly one hundred million metric tons.
275  primary analyses, including quality control metrics, transcript alignment, count generation, transcr
276 ied on proximity to O&G wells as an exposure metric, typically using an inverse distance-weighting (I
277 dy shows that using population-level smoking metrics uncovers significant relationships between mater
278 rovider [care provider is a specific quality metric used by the CBN Risk of Bias tool]), blinding (ou
279 nces decreased in magnitude dependent on the metric used to assess bioaccumulation, in the order: Cli
280                               The assessment metrics used in RNA-Puzzles are briefly described.
281 and theory, ranging from charting the design metrics useful for developing the next generation of MV-
282 to consider in defining quantitative imaging metrics using (18)F-FLT to assess tumor proliferation.
283          We demonstrate the utility of these metrics using stable isotope data; however, the approach
284 ply chains to disruptions and validate these metrics using the 2010 rare earth element (REE) crisis a
285                                  Performance metrics varied widely across diagnostic indications, wit
286                                   From these metrics, we developed a mathematical model of cancer bio
287 ining 2 alpha diversity and 3 beta diversity metrics were all relatively accurate, with ICCs above 0.
288 lus were reconstructed, and scalar diffusion metrics were calculated along the length of each tract.
289                      Objective image quality metrics were compared in the phantom experiment by using
290               Nucleic acid yield and quality metrics were evaluated in relation to FFPET specimen age
291                                    All ratio metrics were highly cross-correlated, but generally were
292 ons underlying correlations among allocation metrics were mapped, and loci related to nitrogen uptake
293                             All investigated metrics were reproducible when calculated from a truncat
294 ir trapping, have been found to be important metrics when differentiating patients with severe asthma
295                            Climate landscape metrics, which signal the spatial magnitude and directio
296           Conclusion ADC is a robust imaging metric with excellent repeatability in extracranial soft
297 the t statistic and the Spearman correlation metric with multiple testing correction.
298 pontine glioma (DIPG) and to correlate these metrics with baseline MRI apparent diffusion coefficient
299 ample to compare traditional DRS performance metrics with the dry-run validation.
300 s with 3 to 4 and subjects with 5 to 7 ideal metrics with those with 0 to 2 ideal metrics, respective

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