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However, our study extended these results by using a valid statistical model (PIAMOD) to project future prevalence, which is more useful for health service planning for cancer patients.

This mapping is accomplished, as previously stated, by using a valid kernel function.

The initial question assessed the level of accuracy that could be obtained by using a valid NHS number as the basis of an anonymous identifier in routine data.

In our sensitivity analyses we dealt with any possible misclassification error with respect to timing of delirium onset in sedated patients by using a first valid observation carried backward approach, and the results were similar.

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In the Philipsen's study, current ADHD was diagnosed by self-assessment using the short version of the WURS (for childhood ADHD symptoms) and the adult ADHD-Checklist, whereas in our study diagnosis was ascertained by experienced clinicians using a valid and reliable diagnostic interview integrating all relevant data from the clinical records of the patients, including parental reports.

This is realized by using a range of physiologically valid temporal modulation rates (from slow to fast: 2 32 Hz) and spectral resolution scales (narrow to broad: 0.125 to 8 cycles per octave).

The DAC method expedites the numerical integration of reaction fractional substeps by using locally valid skeletal mechanisms that are obtained using the directed relation graph (DRG) reduction method to eliminate unimportant species and reactions from the full mechanism.

Finally, by using highly valid algorithms to collect data on diabetes and possible confounding factors before the date of hospitalization for pneumonia, we were able to avoid the recall bias present in case-control studies based on interviews or questionnaires.

In order to improve the effectiveness it is not only necessary to find out how the treatment exerts its effect but also the question "what works for whom?" A way to further explore this might be to look for subgroups of patients by using objective, valid and reliable criteria to enhance the effectiveness of treatment programs [ 70].

We also showed that, with appropriate methodology and by using valid criteria, French claims data are an adequate resource for conducting comparative effectiveness studies in pediatric asthma.