Each of our six goals was designed to lead to an assessable outcome, allowing us to determine the efficacy of this hybrid teaching research approach.
This requires to test the effects of MSCs on established disease, assess the outcomes under continuing allergen challenge, and employ models with assessable airway remodeling in a suitable mouse strain under repeated airway challenge for a sufficient period of chronicity.
The theoretical framework consists of institutional economics, whose core concept is that patterns of interaction between institutions and actors produce physical outcomes, assessable by criteria such as equity and efficiency.
Yang et al. [ 29] systematically reviewed 45 publications (4,234 patients), reporting assessable and quantifiable outcome data in patients who underwent SRS for VS, and found that patients with small tumors (≤1.5 cm) had similar hearing preservation rates (62%) as those with larger tumors (61%, P = 0.8968).
In chronic diseases such as RA the outcome is assessable only after many years.
Results published in abstract form (e.g., congress abstracts) were included only if they provided numerically assessable data, such as outcome data, the number of resolved DRPs, or physician acceptance rates.
For 24 patients (10.3%), the primary outcome was not assessable because the discharge documentation was not completed.
However, birth weight remains an extremely powerful predictor of a newborn's chance for survival and is an easily assessable marker for evaluation of pregnancy outcomes and seems therefore still one of the most robust endpoints in epidemiologic studies of pregnancy.
Moreover, ORB was suspected in a single primary review outcome in 14% (359/2486) of assessable randomised controlled trials [8].
In addition there were no significant differences in the patient and disease characteristics, treatment delivered and in outcome comparing the patients with assessable and unavailable tissue.
ERPI, assessable in 160 cases, discriminated two populations with different outcomes (χ = 14.179, P < 0.001).
