These include: ∘ streamlining quality assessment for all types of evidence; ∘ distinguishing between quality of reporting, and relevance and validity of evidence; ∘ providing the rationale behind scoring for full transparency; and ∘ using systematic deliberative processes to collaboratively evaluate the quality of evidence.
Scores and rationale were provided by other studies for the intensity, mechanical strain and turning action component scores [ 22- 24].
Some of the raters preferred to rate the sample essays themselves before reading the scores and rationale prepared by the group.
A house was considered "safe" if all items scored to 0, the rationale being that a house was unsafe if even one hazard was present.
First, a trained investigator reviewed the study, provided comments for each dimension of the QM instruments, a score and the rationale for that score for each study (or group of studies, e.g., clinical trials).
The rationale for recalling forwards Gordie Dwyer and Billy Tibbetts, instead of their top prospect, Jamie Lundmark, was that the Rangers needed an infusion of energy more than they needed scoring help.
Rationales are scored in terms of the extent to which the child recognises another's ability to take the child's own strategy into account.
Their Credit Health service offers free advice and monitoring tools, personalized recommendations, and customized updates for individual credit scores and underlying rationale.
Covariates included in the final models in the stratified-matched population, and explanation of the propensity score methodology and rationale for use of this approach.
While Ford's rationale for the recall is debatable, it has already scored a public relations triumph.
