The results indicate that the WHO developed responsiveness elements are relevant and important in measuring the performance of voluntary HIV counselling and testing.
Authors either clearly describe or imply, in the methods, how the allocated treatment was masked to the patient and family, medical caregiver, and relevant trial personnel involved in measuring outcomes.
Authors specifically state that the identity of the allocated treatment arm was not masked to at least one of the following: patient and family, medical caregiver, or relevant trial personnel involved in measuring outcomes.
"The fact that an act is undertaken to prevent a threatened terrorist attack, rather than for the purpose of humiliation or abuse, would be relevant to a reasonable observer in measuring the outrageousness of the act," said Brian A. Benczkowski, a deputy assistant attorney general, in the letter, which had not previously been made public.
However, measuring IL-6 in ascites might actually be more relevant than measuring it in serum.
We selected 17 factors identified by participants as relevant for measuring teamwork in this rural setting.
Among the strengths of this study is the use of a cross-cultural prospective cohort design recognized to be highly relevant when measuring change in oral health status [ 7].
Largely due to forces related to globalization, the components that are relevant for measuring material power in today's geo-political space will only continue to shift.
Although some subscales and items seemed problematic as a result of our statistical scale analyses, face validity indicated that most of these items still were relevant for measuring feeding practices in parents of 10-to-12-year-olds.
This finding is in contrast to the findings of the reciprocal social interaction task and indicates that the altered AVPR1A expression in the brain of transgenic animals does not affect behaviors that are relevant in some measures of social approach.
