Sentence examples for using the approach recommended from inspiring English sources

We reimputed values of nondetects for CO using the approach recommended in Lubin et al. (2004).

The concordance between observed and expected values was analyzed by using the approach recommended by Bland and Altman [ 37, 38].

DALYs are calculated using the approach recommended by the Global Burden of Disease (GBD) study [ 19] but are not age-weighted (age weight modulating factor K = 0) [ 20].

If the number of studies providing data on one single CPR is sufficient we will calculate pooled estimates of sensitivity and specificity across studies using the approach recommended by Riley et al. [ 12].

We conducted a systematic review and meta-analysis, using the approach recommended by the PRISMA (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Review and Meta-Analyses) guidelines for meta-analyses of interventional studies [ 19].

Information from these two informants was combined using the approach recommended by Piacentini and colleagues [ 50] in which a symptom is considered to be present if reported by any single informant.

We used the approach recommended by Meng, Rosenthal and Rubin [42] to examine discriminant validity of the general and group factors of the Stagnation Scale with measures of depression and perceived disability.

To calculate a composite measure across all 15 process measures, we used the approach recommended by CMS in its Premier demonstration pay-for-performance program for aggregating across measures within condition: sum the numerators, sum the denominators, and then calculate the ratio of summed numerators to summed denominators [ 14].

The NP will have extensive training and experience in using the counselling approach recommended in the Dutch clinical guidelines (the 5 As).

To capture trial quality, we used the domain approach recommended by Juni et al. [17]and appraised the adequacy of the generation of the random sequence and allocation concealment, the masking of assessors, and the degree of loss-to-follow-up or attrition in each trial (see Table 2 for definitions).

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