Sentence examples for consequence instruments from inspiring English sources
As a consequence, instruments need to be developed and validated for the German context.
As a consequence, instruments rating disease-specific health status might lose part of their prognostic value because they have been developed in adult COPD populations free from or with minor comorbidity [ 3, 7].
The drivers of, and as a consequence, the instruments for international S&T cooperation between the EU and EECA countries started to gradually change at the beginning of the new millennium.
As a consequence, HRQL instruments have evolved in order to assess the impact of disease, effect of treatment and other variables affecting people's lives.
The Peyronie's Disease Questionnaire (PDQ) is a disease-specific, patient-reported outcome instrument designed to measure the psychosexual consequences and treatment outcomes of Peyronie's disease (PD).
As a consequence, the instrument needs to operate under very low pressure conditions, since, at higher pressures, the presence of a thin layer of air would increase the air damping to very large values, and would not allow the correct operation of the instrument.
As a consequence, this instrument had to be developed using only information available in operational police systems.
As a consequence, patient-assessed instruments are scarcely described in studies related to chronic ankle instability.
As actuarial and SPJ approaches have similar predictive validity, this is unlikely to be a consequence of SPJ instruments being more successful at identifying those who will be violent.
It argues that external shocks create both behavioral uncertainty, meaning that actors do not know about other actors' preferences, and policy uncertainty on the choice and consequences of policy instruments.
Further research should address the development of performance schemas over time and consequences for assessment instruments, rater training and rater selection.
