3. What was the response rate? 4. Is the sample representative? 5. Were objective and reliable measurements used? 6. Was there a power calculation or justification of numbers? 7. Was the statistical analysis appropriate?
Step 5: Revise and Edit | The health care law is a lightning-rod issue right now, so students should take care to ensure their language is objective and their sources reliable.
Third, while sensor-based approaches for measuring epidemiologically relevant contact networks are objective and substantially more reliable, new sensors need to be developed that overcome the disadvantages of the current generation of sensors.
The test of choice should be objective, reliable and provide an independent assessment of limb performance such that the opposite limb can be used for comparison.
The ideal assessment instrument should be objective, quantitative, reliable, readily administered with minimal training, easily and immediately scorable, brief, small and portable and non-threatening to the subject.
"Self-reported data won't always be objective or reliable," Mr. Grassley said.
Only where the data collected fit the Rasch model can they be verified as being objective, sufficient and reliable.
Recently, citrulline-based assessment of intestinal damage has also shown to be objective, reproducible, specific and reliable in the setting of SCT [21], [22].
Measurements from standardized static weight-bearing foot radiographs have been shown to be an objective and reliable way of assessing both bony structure and soft tissue dimensions [ 38- 42].
Because automatic counting is objective, reliable and reproducible, comparison of apoptotic cell number between specimens and across genotypes is considerably more accurate with DeadEasy than with manual counting.
