Intensity and appropriateness of treatment indicators measure the percentage of patients who do not reach the target levels despite the appropriate treatment as well as patients who fail to be treated despite inadequate levels of certain parameters.
Affect is described by labelling the apparent emotion conveyed by the person's nonverbal behavior (anxious, sad etc)., and also by using the parameters of appropriateness, intensity, range, reactivity and mobility.
Pick an appropriate intensity.
EM: With only six rating categories, we are obviously dealing with varying degrees of intensity for each grouping for age appropriateness.
In this connection a criterion of appropriateness of the seismic intensity parameter is formulated as the ratio of the correlation coefficient to the coefficient of variation of the seismic intensity parameters.
In addition, we cannot ascertain the appropriateness of warfarin therapy, intensity of anticoagulation, or compliance in individual patients.
Overall, nine indicators emerged from participants' descriptions which contribute to their smellscape pleasantness: cleanliness, preference, appropriateness, naturalness, freshness, familiarity, calmness, intensity and purity.
To meet appropriateness for continuing stay, only intensity of service criteria need to be met.
Potential problems with administrative data included limited insight into the quality and appropriateness of care, 33 and observational intensity bias if coding practices varied between geographic areas.
The authors applied three criteria to compare the appropriateness of using either frequency or intensity terms: inter-individual congruency of mental representations of terms; intra-individual stability across time of mental representations of terms; and distinguishability of adjacent terms.
Three criteria were applied to compare the appropriateness of using frequency as compared to intensity terms in self-report rating scales: (1) interindividual congruency of mental representations of terms, (2) intraindividual stability across time of mental representations of terms, and (3) distinguishability of adjacent terms.
