Sentence examples for interpretation of criteria from inspiring English sources
Results reflect the authors' interpretation of criteria developed and applied but do not reflect the interpretations of focus groups of consumers themselves.
The possibility that cases of non-infection, local infection, viral infection and so on might be enrolled by broad interpretation of criteria in a judgment only assessing onset is thus a matter of concern.
Sources of disagreements between reviewers are documented in table 4 and encompassed omissions (ie, a reviewer overlooked reported information), the interpretation of the reported information (eg, associated with disagreements in Adherence/fidelity) and the interpretation of criteria (ie, sufficient to meet the criterion).
We examined clinicians' interpretations of criteria for involuntary admission under the Norwegian Mental Health Care Act.
The objective was to explore how different perspectives about clinician-patient interaction give rise to variations in the interpretations of criteria for involuntary admission-decisions.
In addition, infection control departments have different interpretations of criteria for calculating catheter-days, as demonstrated by Niedner et al. [ 11].
Furthermore, some of these factors are likely to reflect clinical criteria, whereas others are interpretations of criteria and evidence which is amenable to education/behaviour change or better presentation of evidence for under and overtreatment.
The exact criteria as well as the interpretation of the criteria are disputable.
However, due to some subjective criteria in this definition, the interpretation of the criteria might be different between doctors.
VW and JK graded 3 studies using Chiou's criteria in order to reach consensus on the interpretation of the criteria, and VW graded the remaining papers.
CMHT leads, meanwhile, talked about having clearly defined referral criteria (patients with "severe and enduring mental health problems") but their flexible interpretation of these criteria provided, for them, the possibility of having some level of control over their workload.
