Accurate and transparent reporting is therefore vital to allow the reader to assess the methods of the study, and the reliability and importance of the scientific findings.
The experts review the validity, reliability and importance of the results and recommend that the manuscript be accepted, revised or rejected.
Moreover, the use of several other psychometric scales indicating poor mental health and diagnostic interviews added to the reliability and importance of the findings, even if MDD in 1999 was based on self-reports, not on the Structured Clinical Interview as in 2005.
The analyst must grade the fragments for reliability, specificity and importance, and then -- in what is sometimes an intuitive leap -- see a pattern begin to form, with gaps of intelligence that the analyst requests be filled in by elint [electronic intelligence] or humint [human intelligence, clandestinely obtained].
Nijs J, Roussel N, Vermuelen K, Souvereyns G. Scapular positioning in patients with shoulder pain: a study examining the reliability and clinical importance of 3 clinical tests.
Both kinds of proposals raise challenging questions about individual choice, its reliability, and its importance relative to the need for commonality in society sufficient to bridge plural and potentially divided communities.
In fact, the giant response, indeed observed nowadays in thin films, has been explained considering an electrode effect according to the Maxwell-Wagner (MW) model [14], and this raises the question, to date not definitively studied and discussed, about the CCTO capacitor reliability and the importance of Schottky barriers at the electrode-surface interfaces [15].
Results confirm its reliability and the importance of cultural background as a moderator of QoL (Schmid et al., 2004; Adamson, 2009).
Coefficients representing reliability, responsiveness, and importance-to-patients are similar to those from the previous study.
First Order Second Moment (FOSM), First Order Reliability Method (FORM) and Importance Sampling method have been employed in the analyses.
Apollo 11 ran her software, and at a critical moment during the lunar landing demonstrated its reliability — and also the importance of good documentation — when it activated alarms related to receiving more input than it could handle.
