Assessment processes are embedded in different sorts of institutional settings, within which scientists, decision-makers, and advocates communicate to define relevant questions for analysis, mobilize certain kinds of experts and expertise, and interpret findings in particular ways.
In a question-by-question analysis for questions 1-4, patients who improved according to HURT had higher PSS scores (more satisfied) (Table 3).
Therefore, a key question for further analysis of Poland's data might be: What other factors, then, explain variation in MCK outcomes among programs of the same group?
So an important question for the analysis and design of real-time and hybrid systems is the identification of subclasses of such systems and corresponding restricted classes of analysis problems that can be settled algorithmically.
A key question for the analysis is whether these instruments are relevant and valid or, in other words, whether they satisfy the two key assumptions, namely, being correlated with the endogenous variables but uncorrelated with the error term.
In this paper, we consider the following question for the analysis of data obtained in longitudinal panel designs: How should repeated-measures data be modeled and interpreted when the outcome or dependent variable is dichotomous and the objective is to determine whether the within-person rate of change over time varies across levels of one or more between-person factors?
An important question for the analysis of exon array data is how to compute overall gene expression indexes.
Only a single domain, LigBcen2, was seen to bind Ca2+ raising the question for further analysis if other domains also bind Ca2+.
Consequently, a key question for error analysis, and for assignment of profile patterns as cyclic or non-cyclic, is whether the phase of spline model computed from the 13 data points is robust and truly represents the underlying RNA dynamics.
A key question for future analysis is how the reduction of household occupational diversity, but maintenance of community diversity we see with increasing socioeconomic development influences key aspects of societies' vulnerability to environmental change or disasters.
