Transition interventions may be best measured using the 'Triple Aim' framework of experience of care, population health, and cost of care.
For example, chemicals with large Koa values (>10), especially if they are not found at relatively high concentrations like phthalates, may be best measured using dust sampling or air sampling that captures both the gas and particulate phases.
Those moves threw an uncomfortable spotlight on Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac's larger corporate cousin, which says its performance is best measured using nonstandard accounting.
Overactive bladder (OAB), a bothersome condition that affects many, is best measured using patient-reported outcomes (PROs).
Teachers' communication and explanation skills are best measured using constructed-response tests, and yet comparable types of assessments were lacking in most prior teacher survey studies, association studies, and intervention studies (e.g., Table 1; however, see Crawford et al. 2005).
Grip strength is best measured using a protocol such as that recommended by the American Society of Hand Therapists.
- The lapatinib + obatoclax treatment form of killing at the cellular level was necro-apoptotic as judged using TUNEL, DAPI, Geimsa, and trypan blue staining (i.e., death was best measured using trypan blue inclusion as a definitive measure of death).
19 CBA seems justified as the most appropriate model to use in an Australian health services context as the NSQHS standards cover both organisational and clinical outcomes, which are best measured using a common monetary denominator.
Age disparities are best measured using partner-based methods where each partner independently reports their age, preferably based on a date of birth taken from vital registration information generated at birth.
Thus, in-depth, qualitative research with FM patients is needed that focuses on exploring the experience of fatigue in FM in order to provide an understanding of how it can be best measured (which may be through using existing instruments or through the development of a new, FM-specific measure of fatigue).
PAR is a continuous variable, best measured using a continuous waveform.
