The performance of the referring center reports and second opinion reports were compared by means of McNemar tests.
Correction: October 29, 2003, Wednesday A subheading in Business Day yesterday with the Market Place column, about the performance of America Online, referred incorrectly to its profitability.
The inherent performance of asphalt refers to the original performance of the virgin asphalt.
Demographic data (gender, age, postal code), medical information (tumor site, number of prior chemotherapy regimens, performance status, referring physician), details of trial participation (trial entry date, trial entered, reasons for delayed entry into trial), and/or circumstances around trial non-entry were abstracted from physicians' clinical notes that were dictated after each clinic visit.
In a recent comparison of accuracy performance (referring to weighted CO-oximeter reference values), the FORE-SIGHT™ monitor measured cerebral oxygenation most precisely, followed by the EQUANOX Advance™ monitor [ 15], providing increased confidence in the utilization of this technology in the CPR setting.
Co-starring David Oyelowo, Alessandro Nivola and Albert Brooks, as the Morales' legal counsel ("There are no forks in peoples' eyes," Chandor said of Brooks' performance, referring to "Drive"), "A Most Violent Year" is out on Dec. 31.
The third construct of performance anxiety refers to fear of negative evaluation.
To evaluate the impact of different dissemination channels on the awareness and usage of hospital performance reports among referring physicians, as well as the usefulness of such reports from the referring physicians' perspective.
Specific analysis of performance evaluation refers to Section 1.
A chart in Business Day last Thursday and an article about proposals to create databases on the performance of medical devices referred incorrectly to information included on a form used by Medicare to track implants of heart defibrillators.
