Sentence examples for usable in studies from inspiring English sources

Thus, the MMSE and similar assessments are not usable in studies like the AHEAD that rely on telephone interviews.

We found fairly high PPVs for shock overall, and for subtypes of shock, which makes these ICD-10 codes usable in studies of risk and prognosis based on data from the DNPR.

The exact prevalence of the disease varies according to the study design and its estimate remains difficult mainly because of the lack of consensual diagnostic tools easily usable in population studies.

We present results here comparing the performance of the on-board de-spin algorithm versus the normal sampling modes over a number of boundary layer crossings, describe the techniques used for calibration and timeline recovery, and outline the context in which the data may be usable in future studies.

Specific recommendations have not been formulated for other secondary headaches, because our understanding of many of these disorders is incomplete and evolving, their causes and mechanisms are often unknown and their diagnostic criteria – particularly in relation to causation – often too uncertain to be usable in epidemiological studies.

Both reference genes (HPRT1 and GLYR1) were selected based on an ongoing project on reference genes usable in genomic studies in ICU patients.

The results of Cronbach's alpha analysis with a coefficients above 0.7 in all of four dimensions is comparable to others, and indicate that the Swedish translation of the ILS is usable in this study.

A study involving 10 rehabilitation professionals confirms that the system is usable in-home environments.

The measurement of CD127 in addition with CD4 and CD25 thus allows for a rapid (below 30 minutes) and standardizable estimation of Treg numbers, usable in multicentered clinical studies.

Translators partially revised some items in the CSQ-8 to make the expressions more appropriate and usable in the whole study area.

As precise knowledge of the diagnostic sensitivity is not required for the assessment of such relative changes, the specificity and adjusted sensitivity figures established here should also be usable for similar studies in other regions of the world.