Sentence examples for used for appraising from inspiring English sources
The main contribution of this research is to promote and enhance understanding of the key intelligent indicators, and to set the foundation for a systemic framework that can be used for appraising system intelligence of various intelligent building systems.
MT ratio (MTR) is typically measured for the MT techniques and has been used for appraising abnormality of brain structures, especially those related to myelination.
Firstly, we used the questions developed by the Critical Appraisal Skills Programme (CASP) [ 19] to appraise qualitative research, which have been used for appraising the quality of studies for inclusion in meta-ethnography [ 16, 18, 20].
Nonetheless, the BSES3 provides clinicians and others a simple hierarchical framework that can now be used for critically appraising studies of biomarkers and surrogate endpoints.
The methodologic criteria outlined in Table 6 are the same as those used for critically appraising articles for inclusion in 4 evidence-based medicine journals that our research group produced in 2000 (i.e., ACP Journal Club, Evidence-Based Medicine, EvideNursinged Nursing, and Evidence-Based Mental Health).
The AGREE tool has been used extensively for appraising clinical practice guidelines for different conditions including obstetrics care [ 49].
At the outset, the team had concerns that using checklists for appraising the quality of studies would not necessarily improve the quality of the meta-ethnography.
Being a generic instrument, our questions will be adapted to suit our use for appraising selected guidelines on palliative sedation, in ways suggested by its authors [ 33].
We used the recommended questions for appraising reports of medical education interventions to assess study quality [ 14].
Study selection Randomised trials with SF-36 outcomes (the most extensively validated and used health survey instrument for appraising quality of life) that were published in 2005 in 22 journals with a high impact factor.
The DREEM is undoubtedly a useful tool for appraising the educational climate in medical education and its widespread international use reveals the need for such a device.
