In the case of disagreements adjudication was made by a third author (CK).
All clinical data adjudication was made by trained cardiologists to most accurately evaluate the presence of SCD.
Although the exact numbers of deaths from breast cancer were not the same when adjudication was made using different methods, the overall estimates of RR of breast cancer mortality did not change very much.
In cases when no definitive adjudication could be made on the basis of the above criteria, an adjudication committee consisting of clinicians with expertise in acute paediatric care assigned outcome by consensus, using all available information.
The House bill to halt action against Boring has a retroactive provision that would nullify labor board complaints, like the Boeing one, for which "final adjudication" has "not been made".
Adjudication of endpoints was made by central committees comprising experts in each complication based on additional data such as CT or MRI of the brain or sequential changes in electrocardiograms.
"The majority is making sweeping changes to established law through this adjudication," he wrote.
Adjudication of CSULGIEs could be made satisfactorily only when clinical information in the form of a narrative was available.
In the absence of a clear 'do not attempt resuscitation' order or written decisions regarding limitations of care, the adjudication of the status was made by abstractors upon age; past medical history; comorbidities; quality of life prior to and expected quality of life following illness; and severity of initial presentation.
After adjudication, comparisons across the groups were made.
For the adjudication of events, the final decision was made by consensus of all committee members.
