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Previous research on assessment suggests that knowledge-based written assessments can predict the results of performance-based tests, and hence knowledge-based assessment could be used as a proxy for performance.

In addition, the general structure of this card sorting, task-based assessment could be useful in measuring a variety of aspects of biological expertise in a variety of subdomains of this discipline, as well as across science disciplines.

As a sensitivity analysis, if none of the 409 individuals with baseline eGFR < 60 mL/min per 1.73m2 and missing subsequent eGFR had persistent eGFR < 60 mL/min per 1.73m, the stability of stage 3 CKD identification based on a single assessment could be as low as 56.5% (891/1,578) while, if all 409 individuals had persistently low eGFR, persistence could be as high as 82.4% (1,300/1,578).

Rather than basing a risk assessment on predictions of a cellular response made from a TP model, an assessment could be based more directly on upstream responses that would otherwise serve as inputs to a TP model.

This meant that our cost assessment could be based on empirical data rather than hypothetical amounts [ 20] and averages [ 18] as used in previous cost studies.

Implementation of pragmatic guidelines for empirical AFT based on CS and fungal colonization assessment could be useful in selecting patients who really benefit from an echinocandin.

However, the reasons also included a shared perception of the feedback as insufficient for assessing individual cases and of a disparity between what appeared in the feedback as satisfactory treatment and what – based on the GPs own professional assessment – could be considered as satisfactory treatment.

The classes varied widely in the extent to which value assessments could be based on established scientific procedures and the project highlighted the immense advantage of an internationally accepted frame of reference, first for establishing the theoretical and scientific foundation, second as a tool for evaluation, and third for allowing a global perspective.

We investigated whether a structured combination of written feedback based on student ratings and teacher self-assessment could be an incentive for clinical teachers to adapt their teaching practice.

In the absence of fully quantitative data to undertake a HHRA, risk-ranking approaches based on exposure assessment modeling could be adopted and developed to inform allocation of resources for data generation as part of an HHRA of ARB.

A possible explanation for this observation is that the exposure assessment based on residential address could be more accurate in women, as women tend to have lower labour market participation and are therefore more often at home. 25 It could also be due to unmeasured confounders related to differences in occupational exposures and lifestyle factors.