This cutoff was chosen because it is reflective of performances 1.5 SD below the mean relative to normative standards and it is a commonly used cutoff for the clinical identification and diagnosis of cognitive impairment [ 43].
3. Video review of the simulation exercises to facilitate reflective review of performance.
Of special interest is the application of these techniques to the characterization of functional fibers, and fibers designed for in vivo use such that the resulting data is reflective of desired performance targets.
In this study, epoxy-based SMPs were conditioned separately in simulated service environments designed to be reflective of anticipated performance requirements, namely, (1) exposure to UV radiation for 125 cycles, (2) immersion in lube oil at ambient temperature, (3) immersion in water at 49 °C.
Thus, the molecular changes we observed were not necessarily reflective of measurable performance changes in the parent population; see also [ 35] for related discussion.
"We've offered Jimmy a contract which we feel is fair and reflective of his performances.
Welder's loss was more reflective of progressive groups' performance this election: just 11 of the 61 non-incumbent candidates endorsed by Justice Democrats won their primaries.
That is not reflective of the recent performance of the Nasdaq and other stock markets, Mr. Hoekstra said, noting that in March 2000 -- before the dot-com meltdown -- PaineWebber ran a print ad questioning the way technology stocks were valued.
They were therefore not necessarily reflective of the overall performance of the species and could not be considered suitable for general use across New Zealand.
While increased sampling variance, due to low site coverage, could be reflective of poor capture performance and/or insufficient sequencing throughput, here, we wanted to focus on how biases in hybridization and/or amplification associated with each technique might have skewed allele representation and impacted final genotype calling.
Physicians and hospitals will strongly oppose public reporting if risk-adjusted outcomes are not reflective of provider-specific performance [ 22].
