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In conclusion, provided datasets are large enough, the use of GAM-type modeling is an efficient method of assessing multiple covariates with possible linear and nonlinear relationships (including exposure variables) in landmark analyses.
Self-report measures may be a more time and cost efficient method of assessing psychosis than clinical interviews, as they do not require the presence of a trained assessor.
Since manual quantification of endolysosomal features is highly subjective and time consuming, a rapid and efficient method of assessing these features would be desirable as the basis for a novel screening paradigm.
Within a clinical setting, a radiological investigation of the kyphosis would not generally be indicated and therefore, a reliable, simple and time efficient method of assessing the thoracic kyphosis would be beneficial in a given patient population.
The SCTs are a practical, valid and time-efficient method of assessing interpretation of clinical data with respect to a given provisional diagnosis in large cohorts; whereas CRPs provide a more comprehensive picture by evaluating individual ability in diagnostic hypothesis generation and data synthesis, as well as data interpretation.
Water Quality Index (WQI) is a very useful and efficient method for assessing the suitability of water quality.
Evaluation of viral load from the oviduct of vaccinated and unvaccinated hens is an efficient method for assessing oviduct protection in commercial laying hens.
Quantification of chloroplast fluorescence emitted from PSII has been shown to be a rapid and efficient method for assessing differences in the PSII content in different chloroplast types of C4 species [ 32].
However, there seems to be no efficient method to assess distinctness of the intrinsic structure within data (clusterability) before actual clustering is determined.
The main objectives of this study are to study the inter-rater agreement of a tool for the assessment of suicidal behavior (Brief Suicide Questionnaire) and to examine whether the inter-examiner agreement when multiple ratings are made on a single subject is an efficient method to assess the reliability of an instrument.
