Sentence examples for research-based criteria from inspiring English sources

Our choice of criteria sets was mostly based on the Southampton examination schedule [ 11, 25], and additional research-based criteria were added when considered adequate (Table  1).

It could be argued that the use of categorical research-based criteria, such as the DSM-IV, is not useful in clinical practice because it artificially separates depression from anxiety.

Forty four percent of letters met the research-based quality criteria at baseline but there was no significant change in quality of referral letters judged on these criteria across the two time periods.

Letters were assessed for inclusion of four core pieces of information which are used locally to monitor referral quality (blood pressure, body mass index, past medical history, medication history) and against research-based quality criteria for referral letters (provision of clinical information and clarity of reason for referral).

From building an app that measures and quantifies active student engagement to developing a research-based framework and criteria  to certify STEM educational programs, AdvancED is an employer that is invested in supporting technology and the 21st century skills that it promotes for all learners.

It makes sense, Noto argued, since "underwriting criteria are research-based".

For example, eligibility criteria for research-based genetic testing follow the parameters of a desired sample or study population, and not the requests of patients or their physicians.

Because few Tibetans practice Tibetan medicine in the United States, research-based tools with content and criterion validity are needed for self-assessment.

As we assessed options in the context of these criteria and our research-based domain areas, three key sources emerged that enabled analysis at a shared sub-county scale the school district: the U.S. Census Bureau, the California Department of Education CDEE), and the California Healthy Kids Survey (CHKS).

(Researcher10) For researchers, the need to apply complex eligibility criteria for access to research-based testing is one of the burdens of research participation.

Most stories are derived from research-based interventions but this is not an inclusion criterion.