Sentence examples for duplicate assessment of from inspiring English sources

Study selection will involve calibration of reviewers to ensure reliability of screening and duplicate assessment of articles.

The questionnaire contains 29 questions about common, subjective psychosomatic complaints of which 12 questions were excluded to avoid duplicate assessment of gastroenterological and psychiatric symptoms.

We have planned standard methods that yield credible results, including explicit eligibility criteria, a comprehensive search, and duplicate assessment of eligibility and risk of bias.

Although over 300 variables were captured by questionnaires, clinical assessments, and CT scanning in COPDGene, we chose phenotypes to avoid duplicate assessment of the same aspect of the disease (e.g., lung function, emphysema severity, and airway wall thickness).

There were also a number of methodological issues in many of reviews that we appraised, including the lack of duplicate assessment of study eligibility, inclusion of studies other than RCTs, lack of publication bias assessment, lack of declaration of conflict of interest, and inappropriate use of meta-analysis [ 24, 25].

Analytically, we were unable to run duplicate assessments of serum osmolality (our reference standard), which may have reduced the accuracy of our hydration-status assessment.

Duplicate assessments of the number of anterior occluding units were performed 2 weeks apart using clinical pictures of the study participants' anterior dentition.

However, the assessment form was intentionally designed to be as objective as possible and we used independent duplicate assessments of the discharge summaries to minimize the potential for bias.

The strengths of our study include use of a priori definitions for MI, and duplicate assessment by two independent investigators to classify events.

In duplicate assessments, a further 1 ml of this suspension was added to an equal volume of n-hexadecane (Sigma, USA) and was thoroughly mixed for 2 min using a vortex.

For the duplicate assessments by the two book assessors, the Spearman coefficient of Rank concordance was 1.0 (P = 0.0167).