It helps to ensure that TfL and transport policing resources are focussed on the right priorities, that the resource allocation is appropriate across identified priorities and that there is oversight of the problem-solving approaches being adopted, progress against plans and delivery of agreed outcomes.
These principles, which are explained in this paper, despite being conceptualised in an Australian University have relevance and are appropriate across national and discipline boundaries and could be used in the design and implementation of any reflection subject, particularly those in undergraduate programs.
However, it is difficult to reach consensus on what adjustment would be appropriate across different papers and disciplines.
There are difficulties identifying single measures that are appropriate across a wide age range and only half of measures identified in this review included age appropriate versions.
The purpose of the current study was to examine responsiveness in an instrument designed to be appropriate across the full range of patient ages and which taps broad domains of QoL, across three time points for patients, including adolescents, in active treatment across multiple geographically diverse treatment programs.
The WCA was translated into Portuguese, Spanish and French and pre-tested in the different countries to make sure that it was appropriate for use across cultures.
Through all phases of HAE PRO development, consideration was given to ensuring the instrument was appropriate for use across different countries.
In summary, for the Involvement sub-scale, there was appropriate distribution variation across sites as would be anticipated from cultural differences, with no indication of floor or ceiling effects.
We first investigated whether it was appropriate to compare gene expression across thousands of heterogeneous microarray samples generated by different laboratories.
In this article, we consider whether or not pooling across time was appropriate, and show another problem we found in controlling for time trend by generalised additive model.
