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Following the Rasch RSM analysis, 35 items remained in the pool and formed the Late Life Mobility item bank (LLM-IB), which measured with a reliability of 0.90 or higher across the entire spectrum of mobility, except at the extreme end of better function.

Lexus has long had a reputation for treating its customers right, but this year Buick beat Lexus in another Power survey, which measured satisfaction with dealership service departments.

Similar findings were reported in the Leeds University maternity audit project, which measured compliance with evidence-based recommendations in 20 UK maternity units.

In addition there was a theta index which measured the correspondence of MUA with theta power.

The degree to which measures with proven psychometric properties represented the ICF Core Sets for children and youth with CP varied considerably.

We also use the concept of bridging social networks, which measures contact with distant, little-known individuals.

This also constitutes an advantage of NanoSIMS imaging over techniques such as stimulated Raman scattering,[ 28] which measures turnover with a far lower axial resolution.

The SCAS is a 38-item scale (with an additional 6 filler questions) which measures the frequency with which a child experiences symptoms relating to anxiety.

First, just take a look at its square display, which measures 4.5 inches with a resolution of 1440x1440.

Its Gomez Performance Satisfaction Index, which measures consumer satisfaction with site performance, degraded during the 2011 holiday period.