To determine who can enter these key schools and universities, large-scale high-stakes testing plays a key, predominant role to demonstrate student ability, classify performance groups, measure potential, and evaluate effectiveness, in order to make the most of limited educational resources.
The questionnaire sought information on the principal outcome measures, potential confounders and effect modifiers of the association between the exposure and principal outcomes.
The second ingredient for success is the design of a quality framework that specifies among others the stakeholders, quality instruments, consequences of the measures, potential incentives, and confidentiality [ 25].
Main outcome measures Potential threats to patient safety and characteristics of good practice.
2 However, few studies have focused on comparing objective and subjective measures potential for successful outcomes in the context of screening processes.
We have data available for five consecutive seasons and are therefore able to extend the usual cross-sectional approach and to measure potential correlations and to analyse time trends in a consistent dataset.
Moreover, well-designed studies could be conducted measuring potential biomarkers and providing evidence of allergic and non-allergic mast cell activation postnatally, and particularly at times of developmental regression.
Apart from the evaluation of the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness, we examine what works for whom, by measuring potential mediators and moderators after each PCT session and throughout the entire study.
This is in line with research concerning the Benefit and Burden Scale for Children, a questionnaire that intends to measure potential benefit and burden of illness in children.
The second aim is to identify the optimal implementation scenario of policy measures using potential and adaptive accessibility indicators.
