Sentence examples for appropriateness to evaluate from inspiring English sources
Further, its appropriateness to evaluate wind-induced response for tall building is assessed by employing the proposed technique as inlet boundary condition for LES of the ABL flow around a tall building that was previously tested in a boundary layer wind tunnel.
Survival analytic methods, such as Cox regression analysis, have recently been challenged for their appropriateness to evaluate ICU-mortality: the main criticism applies to the fact that in order to yield correct results, censoring must be independent of the outcome of interest (i.e. mortality) [ 33- 36].
To determine the appropriateness of IMJTs to evaluate muscular strength and responsiveness to resistance exercise interventions, knowledge of validity properties is essential.
These theorists have substituted terms such as credibility, appropriateness, and significance to evaluate the validity of qualitative research.
General comments and recommendations on the appropriateness of standard methods to evaluate mechanical durability are also provided to guide future studies.
This study examines the appropriateness of stressors designed to evaluate the development and progression of depression in two strains of female rats, the effectiveness of two measures of anhedonia, and the relationship between stress reactivity and the estrous cycle.
METHODS: The Research and Development/ University of Californiain Los Angeles (RAND/UCLA) Appropriateness Method was used to evaluate disease control adequacy.
During this phase the aim was to evaluate appropriateness, according to its relationship with knee disease and comprehensibility of the items, as well as to assess the final 1.1 version in Spanish.
First, the appropriateness of using VAS to evaluate participants' interpretation of response categories may be questioned since evidence speaks against the linearity of VAS data [ 35].
From 1 January 2008 to 9 March 2009, 716 admissions to a seven-bed general ICU were analyzed according to GiViTI's StART approach, to evaluate appropriateness of the ICU admission and stay.
