Sentence examples for adapted criteria from inspiring English sources
Despite losing the clash, an interesting point made by Ofcom is that it was, in principle, "reasonable and appropriate" for ITV to apply "specifically adapted criteria" surrounding the allocation of PEBs beyond its own rules.
Further studies in resource-rich and resource-poor settings are still needed to assess the utility of these adapted criteria in patients at risk for ARDS.
We adapted criteria for evaluating external validity of individual studies from the USPSTF procedure manual.
The remaining interactions were bundled using adapted criteria to factor the reduced number of interactions in total.
We assessed the methodological quality of RCTs using adapted criteria from the Cochrane Handbook version 5.0.1 from the Cochrane Collaboration guidelines [ 21].
Adapted criteria were used for weight loss, exhaustion and low activity as the exact measurements used in the CHS were not available in this study.
The evidence was graded (strong, moderate, limited, conflicting, inconclusive or no evidence from trials) adapting criteria developed by the Cochrane Collaboration Back Review Group (Table 1; Van Tulder 2003).
Data extraction will be standardised, using existing tools to identify risks for bias in intervention, measurement, qualitative studies and reviews; and adapting criteria for appraising risk for bias in descriptive studies.
The AIDS case definition for adults changed over the study period following the Brazilian Ministry of Health recommendations: 1) CDC criteria; 2) Rio de Janeiro/Caracas criteria; 3) death exceptional criterion; and 4) adapted CDC criteria.
Compared with the ACR 1987 criteria ("current ACR 1987 criteria"), the ROC-area increased from 75% to 86% using the adapted ACR 1987 criteria (with US synovitis, US erosions, and ACPA) with the historic fulfilment of the ACR 1987 criteria (classification) as standard reference.
We adapted the criteria for ecological and cohort studies from quality criteria used in a recent systematic review of observational studies of breast cancer screening.
