Sentence examples for set of appropriateness from inspiring English sources

We approached this problem by creating a set of appropriateness criteria for hospitalization using the RAND/UCLA Appropriateness Methodology and then applying these criteria in a prospective study conducted in the EDs of 16 hospitals.

53 As no single set of appropriateness indications for damage control surgery exists, a large number of heterogeneous, sometimes non-specific, and even contradicting indications for the procedure have been proposed.

The large set of "ACR Appropriateness Criteria" of the American College of Radiology is another widely used source of evidence-based guidelines.

Brook says no federal agency has been interested in funding his proposals to develop a broad set of surgical appropriateness criteria.

32 In 2008, we therefore sought to construct and validate a set of prescribing appropriateness criteria relevant to the Australian healthcare environment.

Appropriateness degrees are then evaluated relative to the distribution on this random set where the appropriateness degree of a label corresponds to the probability that it is contained in the set of appropriate labels.

This study identified a panel of medication management experts to discuss and validate a set of 41 prescribing appropriateness criteria for commonly used medicines and medical conditions in older (≥65 years) Australians.

A new framework for linguistic reasoning is proposed based on a random set model of the degree of appropriateness of a label.

A set of 41 Australian prescribing appropriateness criteria were validated by an expert panel.

Hence in the design of this task to support argumentation, we took into account Berland and McNeil's (2010) four vantage point that could alter the complexity of a problem: (1) the complexity of the questions, (b) the size of the data set, (c) the appropriateness of data and (d) the level of scaffolds.

On this view, self-cultivation that is aimed at nurturing self-mastery must include forming a concentrated, reverential mind-set (jing) and a discerning sense of appropriateness.