We assessed whether any of the simpler methods can in practice give adequately accurate and reliable results.
Since it is doubtful whether GPs' perception of their knowledge in areas of common practice adequately reflects their actual knowledge, Tracey argues that the self-directed learning activities of primary health care providers may be misguided [ 38].
The presence of tactile feedback in an arthroscopy simulator is considered essential to imitate clinical practice adequately and train safe manipulation [ 22, 36].
However, central in priority-setting decisions are values, which in practice are rarely adequately recognized, made explicit, defined, discussed, and agreed upon.
Successful randomisation in practice depends both on adequately generating an unpredictable allocation sequence, and also on concealing that sequence until assignment occurs [ 1, 2].
In practice, specifying parameters which adequately describe the process under surveillance can be difficult, particularly when the process and systems associated with data generation do not appear to be stable, and disturbances can vary in size and area.
5 An important issue that is highlighted in the article is that all too frequently, interventions with strong evidence of efficacy and cost-effectiveness are not adequately taken up into policy or adequately implemented in practice.
Although this phenomenon is known to exist in practice, academic research has not adequately investigated this new form of competition.
However, this has not been adequately investigated in practice, and there are few candidate antimalarials currently available for this role.
Our study and careful dissection of the approach used provides insight into how the rates of evidence-based practice may be more adequately assessed in practice.
