With regard to feasibility, coherence and repeatability the standardised epidemiological tool under scrutiny, with operator training, appears to be a suitable method for measuring the prevalence and impact of self-perceived enamel opacities in a population of young adolescents.
The teams in three PCOs took part in additional activities to measure the effectiveness of the self-perception tool with regard to feasibility, coherence and repeatability (See Table 1).
This tool, comprising three questions and a standard set of photographs, appears to fulfill the requirements of an effective epidemiological tool with regard to feasibility, coherence and repeatability and is suitable for the measurement of self reported prevalence of enamel opacities and the impact they have in a population of young adolescents.
To study the feasibility and test retest repeatability of a sensory threshold examination protocol (STEP) and report the quantitative sensory threshold distributions in healthy dogs.
The aim of this study was to describe the feasibility, association between, and repeatability of, the different methods of evaluating LV systolic function in mechanically ventilated patients with shock, by using TTE.
This study investigated perioperative echocardiographic image quality, the feasibility, and intra- and interobserver repeatability of left ventricular longitudinal two-dimensional strain echocardiography (2DSE) in aortic aneurysm surgery.
These measures had already been analysed within Welfare Quality® for validity, repeatability and feasibility and, whenever, necessary, additional research was carried out.
The experimentation results are presented in Section 4, emphasizing on feasibility and scalability validation as well as repeatability evaluation.
However, crack closure is often challenged by the efficiency and repeatability of the healing process or its technical and economic feasibility for large-scale applications.
Speed, feasibility, easy repeatability several in time, lack of invasiveness avoid delays and reduce diagnostic errors, driving therapeutic choices of the surgeon, in agreement and sometimes in lieu of laboratory data [5].
