Instruments including system submission logs and student questionnaires were used to assess usefulness.
Two studies used 10 point visual analogue rating scales (VASs) to assess usefulness and intelligibility [ 49] and satisfaction [ 50] related to the intervention.
t tests and single-variable logistic regression analysis with the MINI-based suicidal intent groups as the dependent variable were performed to assess usefulness of the IPDS in predicting suicidal intent in chronic daily headache patients.
To assess usefulness, it is important to include in addition the base rate (proportion of submissions that are fundamentally suitable for publication) and the selection rate (the proportion of submissions accepted).
To assess usefulness of TA tools for the same.
More in vitro and in vivo studies are required to assess usefulness of this purpose [ 4].
To assess usefulness, we performed selected data analyses on the extracted NMDS-AT data.
Second, to assess usefulness we compared fixations between the conventional display versus the DCIDA display.
To assess usefulness, we identified typical NMDS analysis questions from the literature [ 17, 31].
Finally, different cutoffs of the DII were tested to assess usefulness of the DII in terms of prediction of longer (meaning >7 days) duration of hospitalization.
