Sentence examples for statement terminology from inspiring English sources

Although both statements measured the same concept, the 12.5 percentage point difference between the two results may be attributed to several factors, including the difference in the population sample sizes (n = 76 versus n = 552) or the statement terminology, that is, evidence versus data.

A future survey among experts and among a group of novice clinicians who have read the new agreement statement on terminology could be performed to examine whether the proposed terminology in the June 2015 issue (#12) of BJSM facilitates improved agreement.

The following consensus statement on terminology and classification of athletic muscle injuries is perhaps best referred to as a position statement based upon wide-ranging experience, observation and opinion made by experts with diverse clinical and academic backgrounds and expertise on these injuries.

A nominal group consensus model approach in which 'a structured meeting attempts to provide an orderly procedure for obtaining qualitative information from target groups who are most closely associated with a problem area' 27 was adopted for creating a consensus statement on terminology and classification of muscle disorders and injuries.

argued that the subcommittee was not making a political statement surrounding the terminology, but rather attempting to ensure the language chosen by the Library of Congress matches that of the U.S. legal code.

The REFLECT statement proposes new terminology, more consistent with common usage in livestock production, to describe study subjects.

The tear can extend up to the MTJ in some cases involving the lower fibres of soleus and as such would be potentially classed as a type 3A within the Munich consensus statement on the terminology and classification of muscle injuries in sport.

This article contains inaccuracies and misleading statements, and the terminology used by Kelly et al. was incorrect.

This section first formally describes the problem statement and the associated terminology.

Collectively, 50.0% of participants held one or more misconception related to the science, scientific methodology and terminology category statements.

This study's results concur with these findings because participants averaged a 71.8% rate of understanding, a 21.1% misconception rate, and a 7.1% combined undecided and nonresponse rate in response to the five science, scientific methodology and terminology survey statements.