To familiarize criminologists with neurobiological measurements, this article introduced 'basic' neurobiological measures, because most neurobiological measures may be too complicated to incorporate without any substantial knowledge on how to use them.
As with the presentations on the NHANES measurement procedures, the articles in this supplement that describe the roundtable's review include the presentations on the NIST reference methods and materials (2, 3).
Articles published before 1 January 1988, with uncertain blood measurement, including one retrospective article, 27 or articles published in journals that could not be accessed were excluded.
From a theoretical model of system for identification and measurement handicap, this article offers recommendations aimed at taking into account the people with disability in the design of assistive robotics and promote its acceptance of the system.
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75 articles evaluating measurement properties were randomly selected from the bibliographic database compiled by the Patient-Reported Outcome Measurement Group, Oxford, UK.
Two reviewers independently searched seven electronic databases and hand searched for articles investigating measurement properties of a SRPAQ evaluating physical activity over the previous 6 months.
Of the 95 articles containing measurement tools or instruments, our content analysis and search for the key terms "validity," "reliability," "trustworthiness," "verify," "consistency," and "interrater agreement" found only seven articles (7.4%; Table 3) that contained language associated with measurement quality benchmarks and standards.
Because the COSMIN checklist will be applied in the future to a variety of studies on different topics and study populations, with low and high quality, it was our goal to generalise the results of this study to a broad range of articles on measurement properties.
These measurements are a follow-up measurement on the previous article by Bozorg Chenani et al. [7].
