Sentence examples for responsiveness to detect from inspiring English sources
The measurement tools were chosen for their validity, reliability and responsiveness to detect change.
58 JTTHF has demonstrated good responsiveness to detect change due to interventions that improve UL speed and manipulation.
The next steps in evaluating the PRUNE should include analysis of the measurement properties through Rasch analysis which would address scale and differential item functioning issues (e.g. gender or age effects) not addressed in this study; and analysis of its responsiveness to detect clinical change in head-to-head comparison against other outcome measures.
Subsequent studies have suggested that the SPADI is highly correlated with the DASH and ASES in patients with shoulder arthroplasty [ 14] and has high responsiveness to detect change following an initial episode of shoulder pain [ 7] or a spectrum of shoulder conditions [ 17].
Selection of an appropriate patient-reported outcome (PRO) instrument for a clinical trial requires knowledge of the instrument's responsiveness to detecting treatment effects.
[24] Patients reporting meaningful change (much worse, worse, improved, much improved) were included in the responsiveness analysis to detect the ability of the PROs to measure meaningful levels of change.
Responsiveness (or ability to detect change) refers to the extent that the score of an instrument reflects the changes in the patient's condition.
Longitudinal validity, responsiveness and ability to detect improvements and deteriorations in dentition status are necessary technical properties of an evaluative measure.
The responsiveness or ability to detect improvements (or deterioration) in a health state, of each instrument was also analysed using the standardized response mean (SRM).
The early diagnosis of cardiac arrest by laypersons is therefore based solely on lack of cerebral responsiveness and failure to detect breathing.
Before any performance indicator can be adopted, it needs to be clearly defined and tested for reliability, validity, and responsiveness (the ability to detect a significant change in performance).
