Sentence examples for valid impression from inspiring English sources
A more generic, less detailed but no less clinically valid impression of patient frailty has also been developed by Rockwood and colleagues [ 1].
Different perspectives may complement each other to reveal a valid impression of the general situation or document unique characteristics of stakeholder perspectives, respectively.
The present study used five subtests of the TEA-Ch, but it may well be that this number was too small to get a valid impression of children's level of attention control.
Therefore, we measured toe pressures to calculate a TBI, which may give a more valid impression of flow impairment in diabetes, as smaller vessels are thought to be less affected by arterial calcifications than larger vessels.
It shows that they can be in control of what's happening, and take the other person's valid impressions and feelings into account, too.
If the ad could reach the right target audience and was delivered with the required frequency within a given timeframe, it counted as a valid ad impression.
Flacco sought an explanation from Reed, as did Coach John Harbaugh, who would not divulge details of his conversation or address whether Reed's impressions were valid other than to say, "I understand where Ed's heart is".
If nurses' pain impression was a valid and reliable measure, a more complex behavioural scale to assess pain would become redundant.
But this seems not to be essentially different from the traditional non-cognitivist's problem of saying what the meanings of the relevant sentences are such that the impression that the argument is valid can be respected.
External observers can play no part in the assessment of the subjects' responses to new therapies for NP; thus, measures such as the "physician's global impression of response" are not valid.
Incentivizing innovation with a one-size-fits-all mechanism creates confidence for innovators and their investors by conveying the impression that rules are simple and valid for all.
