To identify the most commonly used patient-reported outcome (PRO) measures in clinical vestibular research, and to assess their test characteristics and applicability to the study of age-related vestibular loss in clinical trials.
External validity (generalizability) will be addressed by documenting study setting, patient selection criteria, patient characteristics, applicability of the intervention in routine care, clinical relevance of outcomes, length of follow-up, adverse effects, and discontinuation rates.
Schemes for assessing risk of ecosystem collapse have been designed around terrestrial ecosystems, often defined by a single characteristic vegetation type, with their applicability to estuaries unclear.
A distinctive specialty of the proposed approach is its applicability to buildings with diverse characteristics as well as to VHR images with significantly different illumination properties.
In this paper, the existing brittleness indices were reviewed in detail and their applicability to reflect rock brittle characteristics were then investigated.
A clear applicability to meta-analysis follows from these characteristics.
We argue that this is a holistic approach that faithfully mimics cancer characteristics, efficiently predicts novel cancer-associated genes and has universal applicability to the study and advancement of cancer research.
Finally, we argue that this is a holistic approach that faithfully mimics cancer characteristics, systematically predicts plausible cancer-associated candidate genes and has universal applicability to the study and advancement of cancer research.
These numbers, coupled with the need for efficient selection procedures, limit applicability to organisms possessing high transformation efficiency and favorable growth characteristics.
Other qualitative studies focused only on participants with specific characteristics e.g. pregnancy and orthodontic appliances that further limited the findings applicability to the wider population [ 13– 15].
