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In this study "faculty evaluation" is defined as formal measures made by academic authorities in medical schools to assess the academic performance of faculty members.

Our data provide strong evidence of a linear association between measures made by GAT and RBT, but linear association is not the same as agreement, which is why Bland and Altman advocated the Limits of Agreement method.

The reliability of measures made by the same observer between sessions varies depending on the direction, being low to moderate for eversion measurements and moderate to high for inversion measurements in both positions.

We analyze ED demand using the weekly number of ED visits (our outcome measure), made by each of our groups (NHS and ADSE patients), in each year.

A continuous loop video, the mesmerizing Measure, made by Bunn in 2008, is on display in the Guest Room.

Additionally, it is important to recognize that it is not an absolute measure of these factors which is primarily important but rather the incremental difference in the measure made by the provision of critical care resources [ 14, 15].

Senator Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, the senior Republican on the Senate Finance Committee, called the relief provisions "stop-gap measures" made necessary by this year's turmoil.

Americans have watched with interest reaction in the UK to the austerity measures made necessary by the fact that the British government has run out of other people's money.

Fakes and shoddy goods, by most measures, made up no more than a tiny fraction of that total.

For example, daily symptoms are best explained by environmental measures made during the same days.

Unprecedented security measures were made by the Turkish government to safeguard the NATO summit from terrorist attacks.