As such, the Grid provides a framework for stages of development of language teachers' pedagogy rather than for assessing teaching quality (North, 2009, February).
The NIA-AA group proposes an operational research framework for staging preclinical AD.
The advent of RIFLE (Risk-Injury-Failure-Loss of renal function-Endstage renal disease) and AKIN (Acute Kidney Injury Network) criteria provides us a framework for identifying and staging AKI.
The IDEAL Collaboration developed a framework for the stages in surgical innovation (idea, development, exploration, assessment, and long term study; table) and a set of recommendations on how evaluation should be conducted at each stage (box 1).
Clifford Jack and colleagues' model of dynamic biomarkers as a framework for in vivo staging of AD, testing hypotheses of disease mechanisms, and refinement of the model was highlighted as an exemplar of biomarker collaboration.
His approach to sponsorship of new plays was that of a great stage visualizer and star actor who required a scenarist to assemble a script that would give him a framework for compelling performance and spectacular stage effects.
They make a number of simplifying assumptions which may not be justified, but they do provide a framework for comparing probabilities at different stages of the parasite life cycle.
This staging provides a framework for physical therapy evaluation and guidance for appropriate rehabilitation in ALS patients.
This study can be situated within a larger research programme on developing a framework for Teacher PD with three main stages – preparation for teaching, teaching and observing, and reflection – and, as Stolk et al. (2012) recommended, with quite a number of small iterations (nine iterations in this case; Fig. 1).
This stage provides a framework for clinicians to critically evaluate their decisions in relation to such a hypertension presentation.
Zainab Abu Bakar et al. constructed a framework for the diagnosis of the tumor stage of primary oral cancer by using data mining of Bayesian reasoning [ 13].
