Sentence examples for evaluating revisions from inspiring English sources

The present study examined the reliability and validity of the BFNE-II, a version of the BFNE evaluating revisions of the reverse-worded items in a community sample.

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The CQI approach included an initial assessment to identify where revisions to routine systems and processes were required, developing, implementing and evaluating revisions to the content and documentation of care in hospital and on transfer home, and training workshops for midwives and other maternity staff responsible for implementing changes.

In 1999, ILSI established a working group of scientists from government, industry, academia, and nonprofit nongovernmental organizations (Mileson and Ferenc 2001) that was charged with evaluating revisions to the published U.S. EPA DNT guideline that were also included in the draft OECD TG 426.

The goal of this study was to evaluate: revision-free survival of these implants after a minimum follow-up of 5 years; clinical and radiographic results; and the potential complications associated with the use of modular titanium neck components.

However, to date only one Asian study has used national databases to evaluate revision TKA use [ 23].

It evaluated revision rates due to infection and showed a reduction in the rate of infection when antibiotic bone cement was used versus when it was not (1.2% versus 2.3%; RR, 0.51; 95% CI, 0.34 to 0.75; P value, 0.001).

Working in conjunction with associate deputy editors who also combine expertise in various subfields with interdisciplinary experience, the deputy editors will assign reviewers, evaluate reviews when they are returned, decide whether revisions are needed, evaluate revised manuscripts, decide if re-review is required, and make a recommendation to the Co-Editors.

NO2 standards in the United States have historically been less stringent (annual average of 100 μg/m3 or 53 ppb), but the National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) were recently re-evaluated, with revisions that emphasize the importance of near-roadway concentration gradients and likely imply heightened attention paid to NO2 in upcoming years [ 4].

"We will be there for her whenever she calls on us, every step of the way...reviewing revisions, evaluating development and production opportunities, discussing budgeting issues and suggesting strategies for approaching investors," she said.

Fifteen studies evaluated the revision procedure by means of the Harris hip score.