Research reports on the process have few quantifiable objective outcomes, use mostly single-center study populations, lack controls and use mostly qualitative techniques.
Previous studies have failed to define a quantifiable objective function for optimization, have not used any optimization algorithms, and have only considered a limited design space (4 or less design variables).
The first step in formulating any conservation resource allocation problem is to define a quantifiable objective.
The present findings also suggest the possibility that measurement of variability of gait may provide a readily quantifiable objective approach to monitoring depression and related affective disorders.
We included studies that reported quantifiable objective outcome measures and comprised: – Harms or threats to patient safety defined as outcomes in the study methods section.
This type of data is quantifiable and objective although it is subject to a considerable variance.
Hence, development of a quantifiable and objective diagnosis could eventually result in improved diagnostic validity and reliability.
The generation of an apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC) map is done on a voxel-by-voxel basis, making this technique quantifiable and objective.
In order to experimentally address the self, we need some quantifiable and objective measures that can be observed from a third-person perspective as distinguished from subjective experience from the first-person perspective.
With advances in "image enhancing" technologies, computer-based image analysis tools have the potential to provide noninvasive, quantifiable, and objective measurements on the outputs of the available devices, in this case the RetCam (Clarity MSI, Pleasanton, USA).
