However, taking into account the conventionally acceptable lowest ICC values [ 38], reliabilities of 0.7-0.75 could also be considered as adequate for non-professional raters.
Reference values for normal BMD in men are borrowed from women (Rochira et al 2006), based on the assumption that female standards could also be more or less adequate for the male population (Orwoll and Klein 1995; Bilezikian 1999).
It could also be argued that there was not adequate representation of military veteran CAM user statements represented within the conceptual domains.
This high death rate could also be related to the lack of adequate initial therapy provided by clinicians who probably did not immediately suspect HPS and may have not recommended hospitalization in intensive-care units.
The interviewer: "Is he still in much pain?" "...Well I think so, but it's hard to say... ........5 A. Decisions concerning adequate treatment could also be problematic in complex conditions like when patients were getting older and approaching the end of life.
However, it could also be due to the lack of an adequate explanation for this – otherwise widely accepted – relationship that several authors have questioned it.
It could also be argued that the gold standard was not adequate as less than 70%% of the participants were correct for hydration and respiratory.
Such indexes could also be used to monitor treatment, especially in resource-limited settings like SSA, if their prognostic properties were adequate, which is not the case [ 14].
It could also be applied in areas with a shortage of health workers, especially laboratory technicians, with or without adequate health service coverage.
Companies could also be prosecuted for failing to prevent an employee paying a bribe, if they cannot prove that they have adequate procedures in place to prevent such illegal payments.
