Sentence examples for measures where available from inspiring English sources
Coordination among agencies within the Department, which shall include steps to minimize duplication of efforts and utilization of common quality measures, where available.
Specific data extracted included the degree of rotator cuff abnormality, the outcome measures (where available), preoperative versus postoperative range of motion, and patient satisfaction and pain relief.
*Adjusted for children's sex and age at randomisation, neighbourhood socioeconomic disadvantage score, raw baseline BMI (except BMI z score analyses, which were adjusted for baseline BMI z score), and baseline value of outcome measure where available; parental BMI was also adjusted for parent's age at randomisation.
Linear (quantitative outcomes) and logistic (dichotomous outcomes) regressions were fitted for unadjusted models and models adjusted for the potential confounders, raw baseline body mass index (except body mass index z score analyses, which were adjusted for baseline z score), and the baseline value of the outcome measure where available.
Table 5. summarizes the most commonly reported outcomes measures indicating, where available, the outcomes provided.
Observational studies using administrative databases without measures of ADLs may be potentially prone to confounding and bias and case-mix adjustment for hip fracture outcomes should include ADL measures where these are available.
The parameter ranges were estimated using the reported uncertainties of the measured parameter values, where available.
Brief versions of the outcome measures have been selected where available.
Correlations between first-person measures of empathy were, where available, not large [see Additional file 3] [ 14, 15].
Further evidence would inform how this indicator is used – we expect it will supplement other measures of financial distress where available.
Projections from the UKPDS outcomes model are determined by observed clinical measures (including HbA1c, blood pressure, BMI and cholesterol measures) both at diagnosis and where available over a post-diagnosis period.
