The phrase "adjudicating methods" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to legal proceedings, decision-making processes, or evaluation techniques.
Example: "The court is currently reviewing the adjudicating methods used in the previous trial to ensure fairness."
Alternatives: "decision-making techniques" or "evaluation methods".
Health and mortality outcomes were locally and centrally adjudicated, the methods of which are fully delineated in Curb et al. [ 40, 43, 44].
Within the Rotterdam Study the methods of adjudicating SCD are based on the definition supported by the ESC and have been described previously [ 53, 55].
Short of a reliable, non-intuition-based method for adjudicating such conflict, the status of intuitions as evidence for philosophical theories is therefore suspect.
In this study of 191 French hemodialysis patients, TnI was similarly associated with all-cause as well as cardiovascular deaths, although the method of adjudicating cause of death was not specified.
Despite the limitations, this well characterized cohort of incident hemodialysis patients has been assessed in a consistent manner on non-dialysis days with standardized questions, adjudicated comorbidities and methods for cardiovascular assessment, as well as extensive dialysis unit BP and IDWG data.
Third, rather than relying on 1 2 reviewers external to the cases to adjudicate AEs, this method engages an interprofessional team that specifically includes front-line staff directly involved in the cases to review them.
To compare different diagnostic methods of VAP in children, using clinical judgment of an adjudicating committee of experts as the reference standard.
Adjudicating between the two hypotheses is almost impossible though.
There are difficulties in adjudicating between these two interpretations experimentally.
Adjudicating between these alternatives is challenging as both predict high activation on error trials.
