Analyses show the potential for a dynamic, computer-controlled, adaptive survey for FHS assessment applicable for group analysis and clinical decision making for individual patients.
GPs working in single-handed practice frequently noted that items on practice organisation were applicable for group practice only.
The team climate inventory is a well-publicised, psychometrically robust, five-factor instrument applicable for group-level analysis of team vision, participant safety, support for innovation, task orientation and interaction frequency [ 39].
This makes the study less applicable for specific groups of patients with high use of barbiturates, opioids and benzodiazepines.
Further research is needed to determine how specific components of the framework are applicable for such groups, in other geographic settings, and to other illnesses.
Though these methods analyze primary and secondary effects of perturbation on gene expressions, they are not directly applicable for multi-group perturbation experiments.
These results suggest that the assumptions of the existing literature (e.g. [ 17, 21]) for explaining parental adjustment to a chronic condition of their child are applicable for the group of parents who have a child with PKU.
As it was not known whether the height of children aged < 2 years was measured while standing or lying, BMI calculations were not applicable for this group, and infants were excluded from BMI calculations.
Furthermore, because of the increased sensitivity to drugs with greater age, these indicators are most applicable for the group aged over 75 years [ 14].> The establishment of the national Swedish Prescribed Drug Register in 2005 enabled analysis of the utilization of dispensed prescription drugs for the entire population [ 15].
Although established markers of tumour behaviour, including tumour size and nodal status are applicable for this group of patients, tissue-based markers that can predict the risk of progression and recurrence would improve the ability to identify those who would benefit from the treatment (Bennington et al, 1992; Ernster et al, 1996; Tabar et al, 2000).
