Sentence examples for reporting criterion from inspiring English sources

When assuming a normal distribution for the distances and choosing a reporting criterion >94.0%, the similarity for a distinct species correlates with a statistical error probability of 1.0% (9 ).

Whatever the adherence reporting criterion, the negative predictive value was high (NPV ≥ 75%%) 12 and 24 months after cART initiation, whereas the positive predictive value was low (PPV ≤ 50%%).

Public reporting of diabetes performance measures and performance based reimbursement could also drive repeat testing, although this was less likely to influence testing frequency in our study where all patients had already satisfied the reporting criterion of HbA1c levels being less than 7.0%.

Rememberers with a lower reporting criterion will exhibit overall lower accuracy (because of the addition of low-confidence reports to the protocol) and also produce more inconsistent details (because the exact content of those low-confidence reports will be more likely to vary with fluctuations in cues).

If subjects vary in their willingness to report a memory when the mnemonic evidence is uncertain (as we know they do; Koriat & Goldsmith, 1996), then some of the variance in the number of inconsistencies produced will reflect differences in a reporting criterion.

Eurodad's report comes before a meeting in Paris later this month where donor governments will review the definition and reporting criteria of development aid.

In another a child reported being assaulted by her father, which under the reporting criteria listed on some incident forms should require an automatic classification of critical or major.

Based on existing recommendations and expert consensus, the authors present standardized reporting criteria to improve interpretability of research in this challenging cohort.

I would further counter that in the rare case reports of patients who died during therapy for Lyme disease, there was indeed evidence of infection, albeit not meeting strict CDC surveillance reporting criteria in all cases.

Reporting criteria for influenza was defined as a clinically-apparent illness (fever, cough and/or sore throat) which was confirmed by polymerase-chain reaction (PCR).

Where applicable, REMARK reporting criteria have been used [ 32].