Sentence examples for medical validity from inspiring English sources

Ward et al. [27] carried out an in-depth pilot study in the UK, in order to better understand the way Police records injury severity and analyse recent medical data for the development of injury categories that have medical validity but would be practical for a non-specialist police officer to assign.

However, they also described groups of participants who entirely rejected, or entirely accepted, the medical validity of MCI.

DK, LB, MAJ and ANM drafted the manuscript; BD was directly involved in the implementation of Auto40 analyzers in Chad; NDO discussed the medical validity of CD4 T counting by the Auto40 analyzer; DK, MAJ, FXMB, ANM and LB addressed the issues raised by the referees.

After two pre-evaluations on N = 236 and N = 260 pupils at the end of their apprenticeship towards becoming medical assistants, validity aspects due to e.g. format were analyzed and edited.

Any political negotiation regarding the medical license validity should be carefully done, however.

The interview guide contained questions about the impact of AEC on the medical profession, the validity of the medical license, and other important issues relevant to MLE.

Table  5 presents the underlying "IT profile" for the participants, as well as their opinions regarding ISP as a possible virtual learning tool for applying medical knowledge (content validity).

The following variables were analysed: method of admission, length of working week, holiday entitlements and length of holidays, 13th salary entitlement, medical leave allowance, validity of the contract or competitive examination, right to advance notice and annual salary increment.

Genomic results obtained in the research context may not meet scientific and medical requirements (eg analytical validity, clinical validity, and clinical utility/actionability) for use in the clinic.

CAGE is a widely-used alcohol abuse screening tool, shown to have high test-retest reliability, adequate correlations with other instruments, and high validity in medical and surgical inpatients, psychiatric inpatients, and ambulatory medical patients [ 47].

Scores on SWLS, which differentiated psychiatric patients and medical patients, supported criterion validity.