Equally, it will be important to examine whether the current findings are characteristic of participants with more severe, explicit and/or clinically significant current autistic symptoms (e.g. those scoring well above the cut-off for 'autism' on the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule).
Explicit medical business, clinically – often unnervingly – precise descriptions of the child's symptoms, small insights into the theory of nursing: all of it is vivid and well judged.
70.5% of the studies resulted in statistically and clinically significant improvements in an explicit financial measure or a proxy financial measure.
Explicit criteria for clinically or policy relevant standards of calibration will be established, for example, <20% difference between observed and predicted estimates for categories with prevalence higher than 5%.
It can help anatomy teachers to have explicit outcomes which are clinically relevant in current orthopaedic practice and ensure that their own particular interests are not covered in depth.
However, AI research endeavors in healthcare may not be clinically relevant, may have unrealistic expectations, or may not be explicit enough about their limitations.
It was clear that they were clinically assessed for treatment, but the process and amount of assessment were not explicit; who assessed them; nor the process of how they were interviewed before the assessment.
However, we did not sample for these nor identify them clinically so they are apparent as a theme in the participants' discourse but we cannot be explicit about their contribution to depression in any quantitative way.
This evaluation targeted the following clinically relevant categories of potentially inadequate prescribing that had been pre-defined drawing from an evidence-based range of explicit and implicit assessment criteria [ 5].
We then asked whether segregation of explicit and implicit motor control can be selectively disrupted by studying dual-control performance in subjects with no clinically manifest neurologic deficits in the presymptomatic stage of Huntington's disease (HD).
