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Those accounting codes associated with a diagnosis of schizophrenia in the respective quarter were then adjusted on the basis of the valid German uniform valuation standard (Gebührenordnung Einheitlicher Bewertungsmaßstab: EBM).[19] Specific accounting codes which could be invoiced by psychiatrists, other specialists in nervous disorders and neurologists were defined as indication-specific.

The health status of all patients was asked about in the patient questionnaire and was aggregated to practice level on basis of the valid response.

The median for each participant was calculated on the basis of all the valid trials (>0.2 s and <5 s of reaction time – RT) across all four subjective context blocks.

Given that participants could earn a reward based on accurate and fast performance, they might have strategically initiated eye movements on the basis of the highly valid endogenous cues.

Multilevel structural equation modeling revealed that dispositional teacher enthusiasm positively predicted students' interest, which was fully mediated by students' perceived enthusiasm, providing the basis of a valid definition of teacher enthusiasm.

Testing involved 114 examinees, divided into control and clinical groups suffering from different modalities and were formed according to the basis of a valid classification for CRS.

This pilot project has demonstrated that systematic data that is routinely entered into desktop software in General Practice could form the basis of a valid and sensitive surveillance system on chronic diseases, provided that sufficiently representative samples of sentinel sites are recruited within Medicare Local regions.

Costs were calculated on the basis of unit costs valid for the healthcare system in the Netherlands.

Despite much research interest over the last half century, there have been surprisingly few well-designed epidemiological studies of refractive error with large numbers of randomly selected younger school children to form the basis of valid world wide comparisons of the earliest stages of development of myopia [ 3, 9, 10].

A study was performed to discriminate between days when the accelerometer was worn and days when it was likely not worn (eg, during postal delivery) on the basis of the minimum number of valid minutes/day.

During that era, Christianity was seen as either a universally valid basis of the state or a faith that harmoniously coexisted with the secular law of the land.