The psychometric properties used in this study are defined by Terwee et al. [ 17] and consist of: content validity, internal consistency, criterion validity, construct validity, agreement, reliability, responsiveness, floor and ceiling effects and interpretability.
The final instrument demonstrated high internal consistency, evidence of content and construct validity, and no floor and ceiling effects.
The final instrument demonstrated high internal consistency, evidence of content and construct validity, and no evidence of floor and ceiling effects in a convenience sample of 150 Latino adults.
"As a result ABC International is working closely with the ABC editorial director and ABC People to ensure consistency of our content and to tighten editorial oversight.
Although consistency of protein content was confirmed with Coomassie blue-stained actin, all Western blot signals were evaluated and found to be within the linear range of detection.
In essence, this system comprises two entities which communicates in order to maintain the consistency of the content at both sides.
The consistency of their content with that of Descartes's letters, along with allusions to events in Elisabeth's family and private life, argues strongly in favor of the authenticity of the copy.
We chose fresh lean meat to guarantee the consistency of DNA content and chose stable (relatively) expression DNA sequence as the detection target, so the quantification accuracy will be guaranteed.
A comparative analysis was conducted to ensure the distinctions between the categories and the consistency of the content coded within each of the categories as well as across the two sets of data sources i.e. preference elicitation studies and qualitative literature.
The chimichanga, a super-dense fried burrito, might be mistaken, in the consistency of its contents, for one huge bean; recently, pollock in the fish tacos was so finely shredded that it approached a paste.
