A measurement was automatically repeated if values were outside the following intervals of measurement validity: systolic blood pressure (SBP) <50 mmHg; diastolic blood pressure (DBP) <30 and >150 mmHg; heart rate <35 and >250 bpm; pulse pressure <10 and >150 mmHg at SBP <120 mmHg; and pulse pressure <15 and >150 mmHg at SBP >120 mmHg.
We also assumed that with increase of the follow-up interval the validity of our data might decrease, when parental memory becomes less accurate.
However, as we wanted to examine the number of GP-initiated X-rays performed before the diagnosis, our definition of diagnostic interval increased the validity of the diagnostic procedure by being a truly pre-diagnostic activity.
We have addressed problems of RCT design 67 as follows: Randomisation: To strengthen interval validity of the design, randomisation will be carried out using unified reproducible methods (ie, saved random number seeds) provided by the Biostatistics core.
The good response rate, calibration process and intra- and inter-examiner reproducibility data collaborated to the interval validity of data.
Randomisation: To strengthen interval validity of the design, randomisation will be carried out using unified reproducible methods (ie, saved random number seeds) provided by the Biostatistics core.
While engaging in high-level quality control of genomic data, all of the studies relied on retrospective self-report of nicotine dependence or smoking quantity without reference to the reliability, validity, or recall interval of these phenotypes.
The authors tested over 400 transplant patients and evaluated the test-retest correlation in a subset of 88 patients at an interval of one year and found adequate validity.
The highest value was obtained for the 'General health' (0.986).> -wrap-foot> NA- not applicable (needs two or more items), CI confidence interval Evaluation of the validity of the Serbian version of NEI VFQ-25 is presented in the multi-trait multi-method multi-trait multi-method
The degree of validity of a proposition is a number from the closed interval [0,1].
