The pilot study must result in an experimental version of the observational tool that is deemed applicable, valid, and appropriate for diabetes-specific situations by an expert panel and the raters.
BMD measurement and spine radiographs were felt to be applicable in the LTC setting by approximately 55% of participants; the use of the validated fracture prediction tools FRAX and CAROC, as recommended by the OC guidelines (which include BMD and relevant clinical risk factors) were deemed applicable by less than 40%.
One key recommendation is that future economic analyses should attempt to apply clinical mask/respirator efficacy data, preferably from clinical trials, where this data is deemed applicable to the infectious agent, intervention and setting, rather than using estimations derived from expert opinion or laboratory testing studies [ 31].
It had to include any appropriate indicators of impact, collaboration, and other interactions with research users (such as the NHS, UK and EU government, home and overseas industry, charities, and regional development agencies), which were deemed applicable to the whole subject-group ("unit of assessment").
Ethics: since the survey did not include patient data or patient intervention, ethical approval has been deemed as "not applicable" (Cantonal ethical committee Bern, Switzerland, 2012), which means that consent by participants was deemed unnecessary.
The operation has been deemed a success.
Many have been deemed 'ineducable'ineducable
In terms of the working fluid's environmental impact, temperature match of cycle heat processes and system compactness, CO2 transcritical power cycles (T-CO2) were deemed more applicable for low-grade heat to power conversion.
It has 59 items however item 40 'Family member has taken child to (or arranged for child to visit) a scientific, historical or art museum within past year' was omitted because it was deemed not applicable to most of the children in the sample thus leaving 58 items for use in the study.
The IMC was deemed not applicable for terminal patients or for palliative care.
