In those cases, a systematic process of QC can be defined in a similar way as it was done here for the general simplest case.
The first systematic use of the term, defined in a glossary and claimed to be other than creationism, was in Of Pandas and People, co-authored by Davis and Kenyon.
The healthy pattern defined in this systematic review referred to a higher loading of fruits, fresh vegetables, dietary fibre and antioxidants and a lower loading of fat dairy, processed food and meat.
In our own experience, and in line with what has been reported in the literature, there appears to be an association between instrument length, defined in this systematic review as the number of items included in an instrument, and physician participation in studies [ 94].
There are no data on a dose response relationship between the size, the number, or the severity of the treated pathology and the corresponding magnitude of the increase in effectiveness or decrease in the adverse outcomes that were defined in the present systematic review.
The study quality scoring was as defined in the source systematic reviews.
Streaming data analytics in healthcare can be defined as a systematic use of continuous waveform (signal varying against time) and related medical record information developed through applied analytical disciplines (e.g., statistical, quantitative, contextual, cognitive, and predictive) to drive decision making for patient care.
Bias in a clinical trial can be defined as a systematic difference between the estimated effect size and the true effect size [ 27].
The Medication management is defined as a systematic, stepwise approach for the detection of DRPs and solution of DRPs, systematic drug documentation in close collaboration between DCM, pharmacist and GP.
