Accordingly, we found no effect of population on performance.
The aim of this paper is to describe the population distribution of performance on the MMSE and an extended cognitive assessment (EMSE) in a representative UK population.
Such benefits can only be achieved if quality is optimal at every step in the screening process, from information and invitation of the eligible target population to performance of the screening test and follow-up, and, if necessary, treatment of women with screen-detected abnormalities.
First, it provides a rapid answer to the question of whether any combinations exist that are high-performance; i.e., it answers the question "Does a population of high-performance, cost-effective putative clinical workflows exist?".
By comparing various performance parameters in Swedish-Norwegian cold-blooded trotters without and with different grades of OUC, we aimed to determine the clinical relevance of ossified hoof cartilages in a population of high-performance horses.
Therefore, the results in the RCTs that included a large proportion of patients with high performance status may not be representative, and further research assessing the performance of such combination treatments in a more heterogeneous population in terms of performance status is needed.
We decided not to include it because it may be an indicator of health status of a population and performance of services for that population.
The incidence of sepsis is increasing due to multiple factors, including the aging of the population, the performance of more invasive procedures, and the continuing emergence of antibiotic-resistant microorganisms [ 4].
Delgado et al. (2011) argue that as conservation managers typically need to take a population-level view of performance, these novel insights may necessitate their intervention if it differs from what is selected for.
