Sentence examples for evaluated measurement from inspiring English sources
Until the criterion validity of the tools for measuring patient safety culture and tracking of adverse events have been further evaluated, measurement of patient safety culture could not be used as a proxy for the "true" safety.
Others have evaluated measurement of the link consistencies [11].
Ironically, the current study was unique in that it formally evaluated measurement invariance across five less researched educational systems/nations/cultures and also addressed other psychometric issues normally not discussed in large scale assessments.
To ensure the measurement capability of WPMS and to support robust maintenance in railway systems, this study has evaluated measurement data for the flange height, flange thickness, flange slope, and tread hollowing of rolling stock wheels by using gauge repeatability and reproducibility (GR&R).
Self-reported medication use for hypertension, diabetes and dyslipidaemia is the evaluated measurement.
Earlier studies have not evaluated measurement of levels of VEGF at defined intervals during the initial treatment phase for predicting insufficient response to therapy and disease progression in NSCLC patients.
Previous research with roughage and wet distillers grains with solubles (WDGS) concentrations in feedlot diets based on steam-flaked corn has not extensively evaluated measurements of digestibility.
These results indicate that GSFs harboring the F764L mutation exhibited reduced responsiveness to the endogenous ligand DHT, and that, across all simultaneously evaluated measurements, a nearly complete pharmacological rescue was possible with synthetic agonists, particularly Mibolerone.
Thirty-one studies evaluating measurement properties of the outcome measures in participants with NSCLC were included.
However it is one of the few available for evaluating measurement scales, and clearly identifies the strengths and weaknesses of respective measures.
Bland-Altman plots were used to evaluate measurement bias [14].
