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Criteria for evaluating interventions
Dyslexia, 2007AbstractBy common consent there is a ‘gold standard’ in reference to which the efficacy of medical interventions needs to be evaluated. It is suggested in this paper that in educational research achievement of this gold standard is rarely possible.
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Criteria for the Evaluation of Nystagmus
ORL, 2010Suitable criteria are reported for the analysis and evaluation of the caloric nystagmus as well as for the differentiation of the pathological from the physiological spontaneous nystagmus. Relative values for the side difference and the directional preponderance, related to the intensity of the total reaction, seem to be the most appropriate criteria ...
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Clinics in Chest Medicine, 1997
Limited donor availability for organ transplantation has led to the progressive reevaluation and liberalization of donor acceptance criteria. This article discusses the existing and expanding criteria for the evaluation and use of donated organs for lung transplantation.
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Limited donor availability for organ transplantation has led to the progressive reevaluation and liberalization of donor acceptance criteria. This article discusses the existing and expanding criteria for the evaluation and use of donated organs for lung transplantation.
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Evaluation of criteria for information retrieval
Proceedings IEEE/WIC International Conference on Web Intelligence (WI 2003), 2004AbstractWe investigate van Rijsbergen'sF‐measure, the break‐even point, and 11‐point averaged precision, all of which can be translated into one‐dimensional scalar quantities from the precision and the recall. These investigations can be done by comparing to the tetrachoric (four‐fold) correlation coefficient and phi (four‐fold point) coefficient ...
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Child Care, 2016
In her second article on the Early Years Inspection Handbook, Rebecca Martland explores the first of the two key judgement areas and exactly what they mean for childminders.
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In her second article on the Early Years Inspection Handbook, Rebecca Martland explores the first of the two key judgement areas and exactly what they mean for childminders.
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Evaluation criteria for it security
1991After an Introduction which gives an outline of the paper's scope the first main section considers the History of the development of the various criteria. This leads to a discussion of the Aims and Purposes of the various authors and sponsors in the main thrust of each of these documents; it is interesting and relevant to know what the authors thought ...
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Evaluation Criteria for Cloud Services
2013 IEEE Sixth International Conference on Cloud Computing, 2013Cloud Computing is revolutionizing the Information Technology (IT) industry by enabling organizations to have flexible costs by buying a service instead of owning their assets. Nevertheless, decision makers (DM) in IT organizations have difficulties in evaluating Cloud services because there are no guidelines or any structured form to decide what Cloud
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Evaluation Criteria for Aircraft Noise
Reviews on Environmental Health, 2003Based on extensive and detailed reviews the present paper suggests evaluation limits for aircraft noise for the prediction of noise effects and for the protection of residents living in the vicinity of (newly constructed or extended) civil airports.
Klaus, Scheuch +3 more
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Evaluation criteria for bioaerosol samplers
Environmental Science: Processes & Impacts, 2015Humans contract a variety of serious diseases through inhalation of infectious aerosols.
Jana, Kesavan, Jose-Luis, Sagripanti
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Evaluation Criteria for the Pretransplant Patient
Critical Care Nursing Clinics of North America, 2000As Achuff notes, transplant evaluation can be a lengthy and difficult process for patients and transplant personnel; however, the scarcity of donor organs mandates that heart transplant teams carefully evaluate all relevant physiologic and psychosocial data.
S A, Cupples, L C, Spruill
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