But Mr. Konecky and other lawyers for the disabled read the opinion to mean that the test service has a responsibility to see that its tests are as valid for those with disabilities as for others, and if both groups can be assessed equally well, flagging should not be allowed.
The studies that did not report mortality were assessed equally by two authors (ZT, MJ).
In the future, negative and positive health should be assessed equally work-specific or generic to produce more comparable results for the pathogenic and the salutogenic process of the JD-R health model.
Established authors have the right to expect their work to be assessed by equally established reviewers who aren't looking for opportunities to boost themselves by "going after" big names; at the same time, however, the author of a first or second book shouldn't be subject to the competitive urges of another "new kid on the block".
His list of the main qualities of a good reviewer: a willingness to take the book on its own terms, narrative skill, a track record (because established authors have a right to be assessed by equally established reviewers), and professionalism in working with editors and deadlines.
To allow for early termination, the study was designed to be assessed in four equally spaced interim analyses and one final analysis.
Participants that accessed the study site via the Internet were assessed for eligibility, equally stratified by illness condition and gender, and then randomly assigned into 1 of the 2 scale conditions (VAS or Likert-type scaling methods).
One hundred photos were assessed independently by an equally experienced dermatology registrar (J.S.M). to assess interobserver agreement, and the level of agreement was formally assessed.
HC use has been suggested to influence the incidence of endometriosis [ 19]; however whether it affects all lesions equally has not been assessed and thus may offer further evidence for distinct pathophysiologies based on the location of the lesions or underlying tissue.
