Given its importance, future studies should to consider alpha evaluation as a central point of measurement reliability, and yet, as much as possible, involve the assessment of internal consistency with other measures of reliability.
The above constraints served as a point of entry into experimental measurements of ligation yields and directionality.
Hemodynamic data were assessed continuously during the entire procedure as well as with each point of measurement.
To improve accuracy and precision, we used two year from diagnosis as the point of measurement in the dietary survey.
The inconsistency in the literature regarding naïve/memory T-cell skewing in HEU infants leads to speculation as to the impact of factors such as time point of measurement, comparability of birth outcomes between HEU and UE infants, overall disease burden and maternal viral load.
A minimal capsulotomy was performed to make sure the position as the reference point of measurement.
Blood endocannabinoid and saliva cortisol concentrations at the 6 time points of measurement between volunteers with and without motion sickness were compared using a Repeated Measure General Linear Model (RM-ANOVA) with time point of measurement as a within subject effect and the occurrence of motion sickness as a between subject effect.
All quantitative outcomes will be analysed with mixed linear regression, with physician, patient and measurement as three levels at which sampling error occurs, and as predictors treatment arm, time point of measurement, treatment by time interaction, patient demographics and other prognostic variables.
This poses a problem from the point of measurement.
This is generally considered to be a passive system of reporting deaths as the death or body must reach the point of measurement, eg. a hospital or morgue.
