As to the subjective evaluations, more patients in the sodium hyaluronate group compared with the placebo group were considered "slightly improved", "improved", or "excellent improved" by both patient's and investigator's judgment of effectiveness at Week 25.
Nominally more patients in the sodium hyaluronate group compared with the placebo group were considered "slightly improved", "improved", or "excellent improved" by both patient's judgment of effectiveness at Week 25 (58 versus 45 patients, respectively) and investigator's judgment (60 versus 47 patients, respectively).
"If he can get people to care deeply about things as he does, he can make a difference, but I'll leave the judgments of his effectiveness to others".
This study evaluated clinicians' judgments of the effectiveness of training differentiated vocal tract control of false vocal fold activity (FVFA), true vocal fold mass (TVFM) and larynx height (LH).
Coping appraisal incorporates perceived protective response efficacy (i.e., judgments of the effectiveness of preparedness actions for addressing the threat), perceived self-efficacy (i.e., belief in one's ability to act), and perceived protective response costs (i.e., perceptions of the cost associated with protective actions in terms of money, time, knowledge, and effort).
Intent-to-treat estimates ensure that risks arising after treatment discontinuation are considered in judgments of treatment effectiveness.
Professionals' judgments of the effectiveness of cuddling decreased with increasing risk for neurological impairment, despite their having judged pain as similar in intensity.
In contrast, professionals' judgments of the effectiveness of cuddling were influenced by the descriptions of the infants' level of risk for neurological impairment.
The Education Secretary adds that she is pleased that Sir Michael agrees that a simple "binary judgment of the effectiveness or ineffectiveness of the MAT is inappropriate".
Is the demonstrator's judgment of its effectiveness reliable?
