Sentence examples for an evaluation that can from inspiring English sources
Before the season, the NFL implemented a new standardized sideline concussion assessment protocol that includes a symptom checklist and an evaluation that can be compared to baseline results culled during the preseason.
We then estimated how well the tagSNP haplotypes of the remaining SNPs predicted the dropped SNP, an evaluation that can provide an unbiased and accurate estimate of tagSNP performance [ 12, 14].
We then estimated how well the tagSNP haplotypes of the remaining SNPs predicted the dropped SNP, an evaluation that can provide an unbiased and accurate estimate of tagSNP performance (Weale et al, 2003; Iles, 2006).
In order to realize an evaluation that can capture both clinical and economic perspectives, Øvretveit's [ 37] work on evaluation of health intervention is combined with health-economic theory and models about the effectiveness, cost, and cost-effectiveness of the intervention [ 38].
Pedagogy is the way, in which our teachers instruct their students, and sadly, today's pedagogy is based on an IQ score, a shallow evaluation that can somewhat test one's linguistic and logical skill, but too often misrepresents true intelligence.
In this regard the study contributes to a formative evaluation that can inform further development of a teleneurophysiology service.
The potential biases and strategies for dealing with them are described, and a basic design of a case-control evaluation that can minimize the influence of these biases is proposed.
These valuations, in conjunction with the ICECAP-A descriptive system, will, for the first time, enable researchers to conduct a capability-focused economic evaluation that can account for factors outside of health.
The measures provide a high quality, structured evaluation that can inform clinical decision making, but the tools selected are also relevant and applicable to research projects.
The CRB-65 is a validated tool for risk evaluation that can be used for rapid selection of treatment strategies in CAP.
1. To develop an organizational structure for research and evaluation that can be sustained over time.
