Where several measures tapping the same variable were appraised, for example, pack years of smoking versus heavy smoking, the variable that bore the stronger apparent relationship to the outcome was employed in multivariable analyses.
We used the Cochrane risk of bias tool 9 to appraise clinical study reports and a custom built data extraction form for recording information relevant to this appraisal (for example, dates of participant recruitment and date of trial protocol).
For example, appraising cancer as uniquely frightening may lead to avoidance of the fear stimulus, while worry may encourage behaviours that will result in reassurance.
4. Developers should take care when contracting out parts of development that these are objectively appraised and considered by, for example, a senior member of the development team becoming a 'champion' for this work.
For example, appraising caregiving as restrictive and burdensome can negatively affect caregiver quality of life [ 7], whereas, caregiver confidence in their knowledge about providing care and self-efficacy in the caregiving role have been found to be positively related to caregivers' quality of life in the domains of vitality (energy and fatigue) and mental health [ 8].
For example, MTAs appraise the use of more than one technology.
Patients are reported to appraise methods of achieving hemostasis, for example, regarding their ability to eat and difficulty to urinate after catheterization [ 35, 49].
For example, one can appraise someone's moral performance as stellar and hate or envy her for precisely that reason.
Some philosophers have drawn attention to alleged connections between desert claims and facts about "appraising attitudes" or "responsive attitudes" (see, for example, Feinberg 1970).
For example, a potential acquirer appraising forest products company Boise Cascade is looking at a company with an enterprise value of $6 billion and an enterprise multiple of 6.
