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Critical Reviews in Analytical Chemistry
Atorvastatin has promising effects on hyperlipidemia disease and illness. Therefore, following the twelve green analytical chemistry principles, acquiring productive analytical methodologies to determine the drugs is essential. Several analytical methods, such as ultraviolet spectrophotometry, high-performance liquid chromatography, ultra-pressure ...
Sk Manirul Haque
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Atorvastatin has promising effects on hyperlipidemia disease and illness. Therefore, following the twelve green analytical chemistry principles, acquiring productive analytical methodologies to determine the drugs is essential. Several analytical methods, such as ultraviolet spectrophotometry, high-performance liquid chromatography, ultra-pressure ...
Sk Manirul Haque
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AGREE, a package for computing nominal scale agreement
Computational Statistics and Data Analysis, 1984Roel Popping
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Context in category scales: is “fully agree” equal to twice agree?
European Review of Applied Psychology, 2006Abstract Trough the “cross modality matching” approach this research examines the perceived intensity of verbal qualifiers used in agreement scales. Also, the effect on perceived intensity resulting from the scaling context in itself (i.e. number of response categories and the chosen verbal qualifiers) is investigated.
Cools, Walentina +2 more
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CT grading scales for splenic injury: Why can't we agree?
Journal of Medical Imaging and Radiation Oncology, 2011AbstractIntroduction: Computed tomography (CT) has been proven to be able to accurately diagnose splenic injury. Many have published CT splenic injury grading scales to quantify the extent of injury. However, these scales have failed at predicting clinical outcomes and therefore cannot be used to accurately predict the need for intervention.
Clark, Rhys +4 more
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Comparing Extreme Response Styles between Agree-Disagree and Item-Specific Scales
Public Opinion Quarterly, 2015Although Likert scales in agree-disagree (A/D) format are popular in surveys, the data quality yielded by them is controversial among researchers. Recognizing the measurement issues involved with the A/D format, researchers have developed other question formats to measure attitudes.
Mingnan Liu +2 more
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Scaled MP3 Non‐Covalent Interaction Energies Agree Closely with Accurate CCSD(T) Benchmark Data
ChemPhysChem, 2009AbstractScaled MP3 interaction energies calculated as a sum of MP2/CBS (complete basis set limit) interaction energies and scaled third‐order energy contributions obtained in small or medium size basis sets agree very closely with the estimated CCSD(T)/CBS interaction energies for the 22 H‐bonded, dispersion‐controlled and mixed non‐covalent complexes ...
Michal, Pitonák +4 more
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Nel agrees location for large-scale electrolyser manufacturing facility
Fuel Cells Bulletin, 2019Norwegian-based Nel ASA has secured a new location for its planned expansion of manufacturing capacity for alkaline electrolysers, in Herøya Industrial Park, about 110 km (70 miles) southwest of the capital Oslo. The new, 15 000 m2 (160 000 ft2) location provides a number of benefits, including the potential to further expand production capacity in ...
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Performance Improvement Journal, 2023
Likert scales (although ordinal scales) are often treated as interval scales during statistical analyses. There have been attempts to add a modifier (such as moderately, somewhat, or slightly) to the intermediate anchors of Likert scales (i.e., disagree and agree) to help them become interval-like scales. However, the research findings are inconsistent.
Douglas Hutchinson +1 more
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Likert scales (although ordinal scales) are often treated as interval scales during statistical analyses. There have been attempts to add a modifier (such as moderately, somewhat, or slightly) to the intermediate anchors of Likert scales (i.e., disagree and agree) to help them become interval-like scales. However, the research findings are inconsistent.
Douglas Hutchinson +1 more
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