In this rating system, items such as the definition of a research objective, the reporting and appropriateness of the statistical methods, the appropriateness of the sample size, and (where applicable) subject selection criteria, use of control groups, use of randomization, blinding, and control of confounding are combined into a single summary score.
Furthermore, this method assessed the appropriateness of the empirical model for the theory post hoc.
14 These modifications included further details on whether the qualitative approach was justified and appropriate to the research question, whether the research context was described adequately, and items to differentiate adequate reporting of methods from the appropriateness of those methods, in relation to the research question.
Two kinds of evaluation were performed, an objective based on the saliency annotation of the database and an extensive qualitative human evaluation of the automatically produced summaries, where we investigated what composes high-quality movie summaries, where both methods verified the appropriateness of the proposed methods.
The comparison of these methods indicates the appropriateness of the DA algorithm in optimizing the perforated plates.
The computational cost, in terms of CPU time, grows with the size of the system (i.e., spatial resolution) according to a power law with exponent around 1.7, which is very modest compared to direct methods, indicating the appropriateness of the schemes for large nonlinear partial differential equation problems.
This method thus represents a very useful method for testing the appropriateness of normalization methods.
Taken together, we demonstrate that our method allows an objective and literature based method to evaluate the appropriateness of different statistical tests for a given experiment.
To identify and describe studies using the RAND/UCLA method to evaluate the appropriateness of health procedures.
Clearly the validity of this subtraction method depends on the appropriateness of the control condition.
