Sentence examples for study responsiveness from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the development sample in this study, responsiveness indices in the validation sample identified the DEMMI to be significantly more responsive to change than the BI using the ESI and GRI (based on patient and therapist report of change).

In the initial MusiQoL validation study, responsiveness was assessed in a small sample size at day 21 [ 10].

Also, this study did not attempt to test study responsiveness (i.e., sensitivity to change) of the scale.

In the COSMIN study responsiveness was defined as the ability of a HR-PRO instrument to detect change over time in the construct to be measured [ 5].

Even though the instruments show good responsiveness on group level through statistically detectable change it is more and more emphasised to study responsiveness in relation to the patient/parents perceived clinical important change [ 26, 27].

In this study, responsiveness was defined as the correlation of the changes in an instrument to changes in other measures which it should be related to, using an anchor-based approach [ 31, 32].

In future studies responsiveness, which is a useful property required for determining if the measures are sensitive to detect changes over time, should be tested.

These properties were reliability (38 studies), measurement error (9 studies), hypothesis testing (26 studies), criterion validity (9 studies) and responsiveness (15 studies) (See Fig. 2).

In the same study, fluid responsiveness was detected by invasive methods, such as pulse pressure variation.

For example, Pontiggia et al. used mixed epithelial-stromal cultures (the LM05 cell line) to study estrogen responsiveness and tamoxifen resistance in vitro [47].

No study reported responsiveness in patients with hand eczema.