Excessive measurement would likely decrease student participation, performance, and data quality.
The fixed measurement error variance procedure we recommend constitutes neither the minimum requirement for model identification nor excessive measurement assertiveness.
Although CM applicability may be higher with more frequent measurement attempts, a daily measurement was chosen as a trade-off between achieving the highest applicability without excessive measurement attempts.
Trial-conduct failure is suggested by a lack of decline in the placebo group, no effect in an active-treatment comparator arm of the study, or excessive measurement variability.
Excessive tribological measurements with SAE 40 oil concentrated with 20 wt% of MoS2 with micron size particles results in lower friction coefficient and wear because of the fact that particles with small size were more likely to interact with the sliding surfaces of the friction pairs to form a surface protection film, which increases anti-wear ability of sliding surface.
Gao et al. (2015) suggest that the null results we found are due to excessive exposure measurement error stemming from the use of pollutant concentrations measured at a single stationary monitoring site.
Patients were not eligible if they could not comply with passive range of motion measurement procedures due to e.g. excessive pain during measurements or huge difficulties in relaxing sufficiently to allow the investigator to make adequate recordings.
Patients were not eligible if they could not comply with range of motion measurement procedures due to e.g. excessive pain during measurements or huge difficulties in relaxing sufficiently to allow the investigator to make adequate recordings.
280 Standard processes should be implemented by local study personnel to enhance data quality and reduce bias by detecting and reducing the amount of missing or incomplete data, inaccuracies, and excessive variability in measurements.
Similarly, our study and several other neuroimaging studies examining North American developmental populations (Altaye et al., 2008; Muzik et al., 2000; Wilke et al., 2002), suggest that using average adult MRI templates for research with infants and children may result in excessive deformation, inaccurate measurements, and the misinterpretation of results (Richards and Xie, 2015).
