Among the details revealed through measured, systematic questioning by Mackey was that the accuser might have had several ways to leave Bryant's hotel room.
The fact that many patients have HGI values that are always positive or always negative indicates that HGI measures systematic A1C bias between individuals.
Both the inter-scale and the patient-observer comparisons were investigated by a non-parametric statistical method for paired ordinal data that makes it possible to identify and measure systematic disagreement separately from disagreement caused by individual variations.
Outcome Measures: Systematic analysis of interview transcripts and synthesis of findings.
Whereas numerous studies have reported the intra- and inter-rater reliability of cervical impairment measures, systematic differences between individuals with and without neck pain and the MDC required to detect clinically significant improvement over time have not been established for the majority of these measures.
We also know that observational data is often flawed; crucial variables may be unmeasured or inconsistently measured, and systematic biases can occur in ascertainment, measurement, study design, and analysis.
The electrochemical performance of the AC/TiZr nanocomposite modified electrode was measured using systematic cyclic voltammetry (CV) experiments.
Utilizing experimentally measured data, systematic computational simulations were carried out, showing that the heterogeneity in inelasticity, rather than elasticity, plays a dominant role in promoting energy dissipation during deformation.
These pADEs will be measured by systematic patient record evaluation using a trigger tool.
The "site" term measured the systematic site-specific variation that was constant across all tissue samples (pathologist, technician, extraction kit).
