Also, the ability to retain the information might not necessarily imply that full understanding was indeed achieved as measured in the study.
Two studies did not fully report on all outcomes that were measured (14, 15), which, for both studies, centered on markers of bone health that were not detailed, despite being stated as measured in the study design and methodology.
11 This may be because the relationship between health behavior and attitude as measured in the studies discussed earlier is not always strong.
VPT as measured in the EDIC study may be useful in future studies of type 1 diabetes with cut points selected to optimize sensitivity and specificity, depending on both the characteristics of the population studied and the clinical outcome selected.
A probable explanation is that measures of coercion were different in the two studies, and that outcome, as measured in the present study, and patient satisfaction are quite different aspects.
However, WC as measured in the present study represents the measurement sites most closely [ 47].
These numbers demonstrate that hypoglycaemia as measured in the ACCORD study cannot account for much of the difference in mortality seen between study arms.
Similarly, genetic studies on aptitude (normal population) in Writing and Arts, such as measured in the present study, have not been conducted.
As it will be discussed in the next section, student perceptions of classroom activities as measured in the present study comprise four subscales: (1) INT: interest; (2) CHA: challenge; (3) CHO: choice, and (4) JOY: enjoyment.
Surprisingly, diclofenac also slowed gastric emptying, indicating that diclofenac-induced ulcers most likely occur through increased gastric acid secretion, and not increased gastric motility, as measured in the present study.
It may be argued that cultural capital, as measured in the present study, is an indicator of an underlying construct representing a home environment rich in literacy activities and with good access to reading materials, among other things (see, e.g., Sénéchal and LeFevre 2002; Rowe 2008; Willms 1999).
