Sentence examples for random consultations from inspiring English sources

Eleven random consultations were then coded individually and the kappa values were established between the reference coder and the other coders.

19 The date of diagnosis was set as the index date and for control patients a random consultation date was selected to become the index date.

A random sample of consultations and telephone calls are tape recorded and assessed for fidelity by an independent researcher.

For this study, we selected, at random, 72 videotaped consultations between 72 patients and 39 GPs in which the patient was referred to a healthcare provider.

To determine the external validity of the consensus exercise, the multi-disciplinary panel assessed a stratified random sub-sample of consultations (20 'yes/yes' and 10 'no/no' consultations) from each uni-disciplinary panel (60 consultations in total) using the same two questions.

For the random sample of 25 consultations assessed by the uni-disciplinary panel of GPs, consensus was achieved if five of the eight members were in agreement.

The use of multiple raters rating consultations in random order will tend to reduce order effects: sometimes a consultation will be rated early by an evaluator, and sometimes late; thus different orders for different raters average out.

After a random sample was drawn, consultations with DSI staff led to the exclusion of an additional 31 households because the program coordinator could not provide clear directions to the enumerators on how to get to a particular village, or the household was in a larger city such as Port-de-Paix, where the recorded information was insufficient to locate the person.

Coders re-coded a random 10% of their own consultations and 10% of the other's consultations.

Doctors and patients alike must remember that antibiotics themselves can be dangerous and should not be taken for any random, nonspecific symptom before consultation with a physician.

Fortunately, the structure of the book is well suited to consultation of random chapters for isolated, as well as interrelated, insights.