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We have devised and assessed several ways of partitioning the data and combining the Machine Learning algorithms in order to achieve a good performance in the classification process.

Therefore, a patient-reported outcome questionnaire measuring the impact of lumbar stiffness on functional abilities was devised and assessed for internal consistency, retest repeatability, and external validity.

The effectiveness of the single-end control strategy is evaluated and determined by method of the feed composition sensitive analysis, and a series of control structures are devised and assessed by the perturbations of the feed flow rate and feed composition.

To devise and assess the psychometric properties of a measure that investigates hypodontia patients' expectations of the process and outcome of combined orthodontic/restorative treatment.

The aim of this paper was to attempt to devise and assess six key components of critical thinking appropriate for radiographic practice.

Further studies are then required to devise and assess the effectiveness of different educational measures in addressing operating theatre related syncope.

Measures have also been devised assessing and measuring meaning and the will to live [ 15], in addition to the desire to die [ 7, 16, 17, 26] in these patients, however, investigators rarely, if ever, discuss cancer type as an independent variable.

4, 5 In the past decade, instruments with more sensitivity than single-item measures have been devised to assess and quantify insight for research purposes, and important associations with psychopathological, social and biological factors have been replicated.

Understanding and exploiting divergent cost dynamics might therefore hold the key to devising critical tests and assessing the relative evolutionary importance of different error processes.

The PHQ-9 is a 9-item screening and diagnostic tool devised to assess the presence and severity of depression.

The measures used were valid and reliable in the three studies; however, none employed a measure specifically devised to assess attitudes and decisions in this group of survivors.