Although users may need to add locally relevant questions, the instrument as defined here should be regarded as the core.
The sensibility of an instrument, as defined by Feinstein, comprises different aspects of usability, such as comprehensibility, ease of use, face and content validity, and suitability for the purpose at hand [ 22].
States party to the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees, its 1967 Protocol, and the 1969 African Union Convention Governing the Specific Aspects of Refugee Problems in Africa have agreed not to expel or return refugees, as defined in those instruments, from their territory under certain circumstances.
We demonstrate that a 30% decrease in rate of visual field progression can be reliably projected to have a significant effect on health-related quality of life, as defined by validated instruments designed to measure that endpoint.
Six subjects responded "yes" to the C-SSRS categories of suicidal ideation and suicidality (3 placebo-treated subjects, 1 7.5/46-treated subject, and 2 15/92-treated subjects, but all were below the threshold for "serious" as defined by the instrument).
Based on quality criteria as defined by the AGREE instrument, the reviewers recommended 4 guidelines for use in daily practice.
The causes of death are categorized into 62 groups, as defined in the 2012 WHO VA instrument (25– 25).
As defined by the CRC, ICDP, and other international instruments, participation is not a gift bestowed to young people by adults, it is a fundamental right.
Safety Integrity Level (SIL), as defined in IEC 61511, is a widely used safety performance measure for safety instrumented functions.
criteria as defined by bank.
