First each of the three elements (screening approach, screening tool and intervention) can be analysed independently with sufficient power to make meaningful interpretation of relative effectiveness.
[ 8] Repeated experience and familiarity with a wide variety of physiological measures such as blood pressure or forced expiratory volume, has allowed clinicians to make meaningful interpretation of the results.
In contrast, repeated experience and familiarity with clinical measures such as Body Mass Index (BMI) or blood pressure allow health professionals to make meaningful interpretation of the measures [ 15].
The LCQ-acute represents an advance in the assessment of cough severity and should aid clinicians and researchers in making meaningful interpretations of health related QOL outcomes.
In practice, there are usually patients who are lost to follow-up or alive at the end of follow-up, and confidence limits are often wide at the tail of the curve, making meaningful interpretations difficult.
Because the main characteristics of the inferred resistivity structure remained stable throughout the entire observation period (Fig. 9), it is possible to make meaningful geological interpretations of this resistivity structure.
Extreme variation in estimates of core and pan genome sizes makes it difficult to utilize these measures to quantify or compare the degree of acquisition and loss of gene families within a particular group or to make meaningful biological interpretations of the core and pan genome concepts.
Once the empirical evidence of past societies has been generated, archaeologists must make meaningful historical and cultural interpretations of that evidence.
Transforming this variable into a dichotomous form enabled us to have large enough cell sizes for positive and negative responses to make meaningful comparisons and simplify interpretations.
