The differences in concurrent correlations with generic health status instruments imply that the dementia-specific DQI health domains indeed provide different information.
The quantitative registration instrument implied that all items had closed-ended response options.
The statistical insignificance of the procurement process that ensures the purchase of quality of instruments used implies that health facilities that rated their procured instruments to be of high quality did not provide better effectiveness of treatment than those who rated the quality low.
She has drawn herself playing imagined instruments, implying a song that will never be heard.
Conceptual similarity was found between four subdomains of each instrument, which implies that these subdomains of both instruments measure the same aspects of health status.
Relatively high barriers to innovation aligned with poorly configured and inadequately calibrated policy instruments imply incompatibilities in the GNSI that have to be tackled economy- and system-wide, as well as at the level of actor-specific interventions.
Recognition of CQI instruments by the medical profession implies that these professionals accept the notion that patient experiences are an independent but integral part of the quality of care, alongside the technical quality that is captured by indicators of effectiveness and safety.
About the first quarter of the century, the period of Ludwig van Beethoven's major orchestral works, more keys were added to existing woodwinds, and evidence from one passage in Beethoven's Ninth Symphony (1824) implies that the instrument of the fourth horn player already had one valve.
Low person separation, smaller than 2, implies that the instrument may not be sensitive enough to distinguish between high and low performers, suggesting that more items may be needed, whereas low item separation (smaller than 3) implies that the person sample is not large enough to confirm the item difficulty hierarchy (Linacre 2010a, 2010b).
'Applicability' in this context implies that an instrument is easy to learn to operate, and that it is suitable for routine use by physicians and nurses.
