These are the principles of adverse outcome pathways (AOPs), which can bridge the gap between responses on the cellular level to that of the whole organism, population, community and possibly ecosystem [39 42].
Images were evaluated separately for erosions in all wrist bones and were scored according to the principles of the Outcome Measures in Rheumatology Rheumatoid Arthritis MRI Scoring System (CT and MRI) and the Sharp/van der Heijde (radiographs) scoring methods.
By adopting the principles of ICF, such outcome measures can delineate and define methods to assess body structures and function, tasks important for activities and participation [ 30], and the capacity and performance of the user [ 28, 30, 59].
Clozapine + quetiapine as dual therapy appears associated with worse than average outcomes (which likely reflects the principle of poorer outcomes in polypharmacy than a deleterious combination of medications).
They emerged during the 1970s in response to the gap between the principles and practice of outcome-based education and the mastery learning movement.
It has been asserted that educators should design a competency-based training program guided by the principles and structures of outcome-based education [ 2].
It could be said that the WHR 2000 applied the Donabedian principles of linking processes to outcome in defining quality of care [ 37] to the health system as a whole.
Comparison of each pedagogic approach in terms of principles, learning outcomes, materials/technology required, role of teacher, and assessment method has been made.
Given the uncertainties, and the fact that as Boyd put it "there are many definitions of the precautionary principle", the outcome of the proposal to suspend neonics will in the end come down to the politics.
With progress in surgical technique, supportive management and new insights in the understanding of oncological principles improved outcome was observed [ 20].
