Positive and negative word targets (adjectives) primed by positive or negative words (nouns) were to be pronounced (pronunciation task) or evaluated as positive or negative as quickly as possible (evaluation task).
Participants are asked to assess the strengths and weaknesses of three possible evaluation designs using as criteria the scientific rigor, political feasibility, logistical implications, and financial feasibility of each design.
In addition, 3h proved to maintain its efficacy toward rTRPA1, which designates it as a possible candidate for future evaluation of in vivo efficacy in rodent animal model of inflammatory and neuropathic pain.
Since ultrasonography is an inexpensive, non-invasive and effective modality, the small study supports the use of ultrasonography as a possible tool in the evaluation of volume status in patients with severe sepsis.
This method warrants further development and evaluation as a possible manufacturer-independent tool for pre- and postmarket evaluation of meshes.
Second, they excluded the outcome processing (learners' final effort versus performance evaluation) as a possible motivation component to sustain the iterative game playing cycle.
Tributyrin has been recommended for clinical evaluation as a possible treatment for leukaemia (28) but has not been found to reduce the incidence of AOM-induced CRC in mice (29).
These differences are high enough to be also clinically significant, and especially the differences between − and ++ groups suggest that the MMP-2 immunoreactive protein is worthy of careful evaluation as a possible marker for biologic aggressiveness in breast carcinoma patients.
Following the good results obtained in patients with acute exacerbations of COPD and the promising data from a few pilot studies (retrospective or nonrandomized) [ 33, 38, 39] in patients with ARF, NPPV is now currently under clinical evaluation as a possible alternative to conventional ventilation with endotracheal intubation and as a means to reduce the intubation rate during ARF.
Users have often been pointed out as a possible source of domain knowledge during evaluation [12, 13].
NFPA 1500 [ 34] recommends the Jackson Strength Evaluation System as a possible tool for physical fitness assessment in the fire service.
