While the accuracy of our prevalence estimates and incidence rates are dependent on case ascertainment, completeness of case ascertainment has been estimated to be 93% (3, 16).
The response rate that has been recorded cannot be appraised since it is dependent on the case selection for use of neoadjuvant chemotherapy and the different regimens in use, neither of which have been made standard in this study.
Finally, teaching is dependent on the cases chosen by the PBL teachers, who may change the cases or reorder them at little or no notice.
Although the agreement score is dependent on the case-mix of the samples used in a particular study, it has a straightforward interpretation as the probability that a given rater will agree with another randomly-chosen rater on a randomly-chosen sample, and can be displayed graphically in a way that avoids misleading rankings.
Decision about particular threshold i.e. choice of operating point, is dependent on the use case of such system.
In schizophrenia patients, improvement of quality of life as treatment outcome among others is dependent on support in case of problems and assistance in coping with daily life demands.
This not only exhibits the comparable nature of the difficulty between the two cases, but also demonstrates that the lack of consistency in recognition of issues within the case is dependent on the participant as opposed to the case.
The control of tuberculosis is dependent on early identification of cases and timely notification to public health departments to ensure appropriate treatment of cases and screening of contacts.
The control of tuberculosis is dependent on early identification of cases and timely notification to public health departments to ensure appropriate treatment of cases and contacts.
"Simply codifying the existing case law tests will still mean each case is dependent on its specific facts, so is the government proposing to change the boundaries with some 'check box' style tests as they have in other EU jurisdictions?" wondered Farr.
