The comparative approach provides insights into the differences with respect to the breadth of the dimensions measured, and the precision of measures, which has been established in earlier studies [ 12, 15, 37].
Associated with breadth of the measure is the issue of brevity; even if costs associated with clinician reported measures are avoided, long child self-report measures are likely to either erode clinical time where completed in clinical sessions or present barriers to completion for children and young people when administered outside sessions [ 22].
Another strength of our instrument is the breadth of dimensions measured compared to dimension-specific instruments such as the Progressive deteriorations Scale (PDS) [ 33] or a number of other dementia-specific HRQL measures [ 34- 38].
To evaluate such effects in Cardamine, we correlated the levels of selective pressure, ω, to the breadth of expression measured across tissues, across developmental time points, and along stress treatments.
Although covariates were similar between studies, how these were measured and the breadth of variables measured varied.
As a result, the breadth of these measures might include aspects of HRQL which are now less relevant, while lack increasingly important issues in HIV care and treatment [ 11].
Morphologic modifications in the scapula can be expressed by a scapular index, a ratio of the breadth (measured along the base of the spine) to the length (measured from the superior from the inferior angle).
The length and breadth of the head were measured using a spreading caliper from standard bony landmarks.
Mr. Renneisen said that the volunteers who run state pageants do not grasp the breadth of the economic measures the pageant must take to stay afloat and relevant.
Communities, rightly so, are eager to understand the breadth of the safety measures in place and those in the works when it comes to crude oil rail transportation.
