Individually, the revised CES-D13 scale and the HADS-D were found to meet Rasch model expectations, and to satisfy strict tests of unidimensionality.
The individually administered test, revised in 1937, 1960, and 1972, evaluates persons two years of age and older and is designed for use primarily with children.
At 407 pages, the third edition of the "Guide to New York City Landmarks," published earlier this month by John Wiley & Sons, contains entries on more than 1,100 landmarks and 79 historic districts individually updated and revised since the 1997 and 1992 editions of the guide.
DV individually drafted and revised this manuscript.
The annotation of each sequence and the corresponding multiple alignments were revised individually to discard wrongly identified putative orthologs.
The other major concession to the vulnerable countries is the proposal for a review system where countries must submit their plans to tackle climate change individually and have them revised every five years.
Methodological quality was assessed individually by two observers through the revised Jadad score system [ 33].
After initial compilation and drafts, the questionnaire was revised by each researcher individually (YSS- > YJA- > MRK- > IHH).
In the absence of revised guidelines, an individualized approach to Gaucher disease management encourages physicians to assess, treat and monitor every patient individually for optimal outcomes (Andersson et al, 2005).
The initial themes were then closely reviewed individually and in relation to the entire data set and revised if necessary (phase 4).
