Sentence examples similar to reliably undertake from inspiring English sources

It is not feasible so soon after ICU discharge when recruitment to this study occurred to have reliably undertaken the detailed PDS assessment required to exclude these previously undiagnosed patients with pre-existing chronic PTSD.

The methods used in this study indicate that other preventive procedures such as fissure sealants and how skill mix can impact on the provision of these treatments can also be reliably undertaken.

Consumers can reliably and effectively undertake a challenging and complex requirement if they are given training that is aligned to their ability and specific to the task.

A related issue arises in the next stage of data capture as information must be collected reliably to ensure that the mechanisms through which we undertake this collection are secure and deliver unmolested results.

Ditch the discredited dogma that there is no alternative to Sats and undertake radical reform to ensure that assessment does its job validly, reliably and without collateral damage.

Responsible professionals reliably perform the tasks they set for themselves as well as the tasks society expects them to undertake.

The main aim of this study, therefore, was to undertake such an analysis in order to find firmer evidence with which to support or reject the claim that, across their supposedly equivalent versions, the tests do not reliably distinguish the abilities of their test takers.

The main advantage of such a method is that the pass/fail standard can be reliably set before the OSCE is undertaken, which would be useful in the setting of CBME [ 2, 15, 16].

Decisions regarding the likelihood within the next 3 months of an older person requiring care and/or community support and using a gait aid could be reliably predicted from a HARP assessment undertaken in the ED.

However differentiation between Cyathostominae and Strongylinae was not undertaken as this could not be reliably verified.

If important subgroup effects are anticipated, trials should either be powered to detect them reliably or pooled analyses of several trials should be undertaken.