Where previously cognitive function, functional abilities, nursing home placement and proxy measures of quality of life and well-being were the only available outcome options, a number of measures have now been developed that people with dementia are able to complete reliably and consistently, enabling the perspective of the person with dementia to be heard first-hand.
The recognition checklist was completed more reliably with a mean of 93% correctly completed each month.
These results indicate that a short test battery taking about ten minutes to complete can reliably show the effects of ethanol under controlled laboratory conditions.
Kreuger & Toll also earned a reputation as a proficient builder that completed construction projects reliably and on time.
To truly have completed a cycle, reliably, it is necessary to restore the partition to the centre of the box, regardless of the side to which it moved, and to have a definite, single weight raised.
Prior studies have demonstrated that standard gamble and time trade-off surveys can only be reliably completed by children with at least a 6th grade reading level [ 43] indicating that proxies will be required for most children 12 or younger.
We propose that we see this effect most reliably in the latest time window (and only as a trend in the earlier time windows), because target detection by V1 and feed-forward signaling to V5 takes some time and may only be reliably completed after 67 ms (Foxe and Simpson 2002).
This is because screening at the larger schools could not be reliably completed in a day, which would have interfered with the screening schedule, whereas smaller schools would be expected to have fewer than 10 children requiring glasses, below our power requirements.
For instance, a graded symptom checklist completed in the ED reliably identified concussion symptoms for all children aged 6 years and older (Grubenhoff et al. 2010).
Instead, they wanted to prove that a stock production boat could reliably complete such a passage.
