Sentence examples for applicable type from inspiring English sources
Through this study, we reached our original goals and found that multisource feedback is a feasible and applicable type of evaluation tool in our Middle Eastern clinical setting, as evidenced by our adequate response rates.
This program is based on the following principles: the ECP will be an adaptation of a protocol already developed in adults (ARDS Network); the applicable type of ventilation will be pressure control mode and high frequency oscillatory (HFOV) mode.
The ROC curves are significant for evaluating the predictive accuracy of a chosen model particularly in dichotomous statistical modeling such as logistic regression (Gorsevski et al. 2006), and the area under the curve obtained from the ROC (receiver operating characteristics) plot is the most preferred and applicable type of statistical assessment (Akgun et al. 2012).
Each patient was assigned a set of attributes, including age, sex, priority for first- and second-eye surgery (when applicable), "type" of patient (bilateral or aphakic) and lifetime.
A structured ADE assessment was used to determine the causality between a drug and an adverse event, preventability and severity of an ADE, recognition of ADEs by medical teams, and, when applicable, type of underlying medication error.
However, endurance-type exercise is not always the most applicable type of exercise as many type 2 diabetic patients suffer from muscle weakness, cardiovascular comorbidities, polyneuropathy and reduced exercise tolerance [ 12– 14], which generally lower the feasibility of strict endurance-type exercise programmes.
(In some reference, it is shown that one of the best applicable types of line is U-shape line and they illustrate that the benefits are impressive.
Shear-type anchorage tests are applicable to Type II anchorage systems to study the interfacial shear debonding propagation, although combined Type I and Type II behavior might exist.
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The results of these two simulated ABLs were compared with international standard applicable for type III suburban terrain.
Our results and our finding of a negative correlation between MPR and LV torsion suggest that this hypothesis is also applicable in Type 2 diabetes.
