Sentence examples for satisfactory responsiveness from inspiring English sources
Simulation results prove the satisfactory responsiveness of our IDMS solution in a small scale scenario, as well as its consistent behavior, when using each one of the deployed architectural schemes.
The satisfactory responsiveness demonstrated in the present and other studies [ 5, 7] indicates that the symptom scale is of clinical importance for measuring effects of treatment.
Treatment responsiveness was defined according to the following definitions: 'good' indicated a satisfactory responsiveness with a complete disappearance of signs, 'partial' indicated partial responsiveness with an incomplete disappearance of signs, and 'poor' indicated unresponsiveness.
It is a widely used measurement instrument with satisfactory validity, reproducibility and responsiveness to change [ 25].
The EQ-5D has been translated into Norwegian, with satisfactory reliability, validity, and responsiveness among elderly people [ 20].
The self administered CCQ indicates satisfactory validity, reliability and responsiveness and may be used in clinical practice to assess patient quality of life.
It is a widely used measurement instrument with satisfactory validity, reproducibility and responsiveness to change [ 38], and the Dutch translation has been found to be sufficiently valid [ 39].
Following item reduction, construct validity, reliability, concurrent validity, known-group validity, and preliminary responsiveness were satisfactory for the EAPIQ in this population of ocular allergy patients.
The scales and items of the SF-36 have satisfactory reliability, validity, and responsiveness, also in patients with CHD [ 3, 10, 30, 31].
The predictive value of respiratory variations in inferior vena cava to predict fluid responsiveness was satisfactory with a receiver operating characteristics curve area of 0.77, but this area did not differ from that of many static indices of preload.
The scales and items of the SF-36 have been shown to have satisfactory reliability, validity and responsiveness to changes in health status across patient populations [ 25], including patients with NET [ 16].
