However, this approach is not appropriate for assessing temporal variability.
However, these scales are generally only appropriate for assessing a patient's state at a single cross-sectional time point.
G is appropriate for assessing the association between two ordinal measures (e.g., B1 versus stage classification; Siegel and Castellan, 1988).
It also supports our previous study results that the WIO index is appropriate for assessing changes in tooth whiteness.
However, their qualitative rather than quantitative nature makes them less appropriate for assessing the magnitude of FE.
For the representative strain, the definition by tangent function was determined to be more appropriate for assessing tensile properties based on derived behaviors of the strain-hardening exponent.
It was also suggested that the ATP assay was appropriate for assessing the microbial cleanliness of component surfaces before they were mated (Kern et al. 2005).
Sixth, the scoring system did not include the exact items described in a statement by two critical-care societies as appropriate for assessing basic skills [46].
This ready-to-use duplex PCR assay contains an external positive control, appropriate for assessing DNA extraction efficiency and the presence of PCR inhibitors.
Thus, it follows that a multi-junction strength test method is the most appropriate for assessing the junction strength of geogrid, when considering the scale effect.
Thus, the Runs Test, Reverse Arrangements Test, and modified Reverse Arrangements Test may not be appropriate for assessing stationarity in surface EMG signals.
