24. Oken M, Creech R, Tormey D, Horton J, Davis T, McFadden E, et al: Toxicityand response criteria of the Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group. Am JClin Oncol 1982, 5:649-655.25. Curran D, Bacchi M, Schmitz SFH, Molenburghs G, Sylvester RJ: Identifyingthe types of missingness in quality of life data[r]
Differential item functioning analyses in this study were limited by the small sample sizes in the clinic completion group, which contained only twenty patients. Small numbers are apparent in this group due to the difficulties of administering a suite of questionnaires, including a 52-item fatigue <[r]
BioMed CentralPage 1 of 5(page number not for citation purposes)Health and Quality of Life OutcomesOpen AccessResearchValidity and internal consistency of a Hausa version of the Ibadan knee/hip osteoarthritis outcome measureAdesola C Odole* and Aderonke O AkinpeluAddress: Department of Physio[r]
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study was conducted using patients presenting withspinal complaints to the RMIT University (Melbourne,Australia) chiropractic teaching clinics. For this observa-tional study the patient’spresentingcomplaintwasnotlimited to a specific condition. Any patient who fulfilledthe inclusion criteria was inv[r]
OMERACT, and more recently Barton et al [18] toHarrison et al. Health and Quality of Life Outcomes 2010, 8:21http://www.hqlo.com/content/8/1/21Page 6 of 8include at least one measure of HRQoL, specifically onewhich allows the estimation of u tilities, in all relevantclinical studies.Abbreviat[r]
evidence of the protective role of physical activity for the prevention and management of chronic diseases has been well established over recent decades [1, 2]. Physical activity is a multidimensional construct and defined as “any bodily movement produced by the contraction of skeletal muscle that i[r]
for older adults. However, only three suitable instru-ments, the EMS, HABAM and PPME were found for meas-uring and monitoring changes in mobility for olderpeople. Clinimetric evaluation identified that each ofthese instruments has significant limitations.Older acute medical patients have a very broa[r]
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(Jx = v 0-;Var (x) (4.4)It is customary to denote population parameters by Greek letters (e.g., J-t, and sample estimates by Latin letters (e., is). Another often used conven-tion is to represent sample estimates by Greek letters topped by a caret r);thus and iT both denote a sample estimate of (T.[r]
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Quadrants III and IV correspond to the design space for commercial IP. RTL can be generated with differing values for variables of internal con-nectivity per the needs of the IP integrator. Quadrant III may be of little in-terest but quadrant IV contains most commercial IP available currently. Only[r]
Introduction to Geometric Measure TheoryUrs LangApril 20, 2005AbstractThese are the notes to four one-hour lectures I delivered atthe spring school “Geometric Measure Theory: Old and New” thattook place in Les Diablerets, Switzerland, from April 3–8, 2005 (seehttp://igat.epfl.ch/diable[r]
67, or about 2/3. Thus, in a large population of patients, two-thirds wouldderive more benefit from S than from E. Viewed from this perspective, thesignificance test, with its low "P value" (ofO.OOO~ in our case) is seen to bethoroughly misleading.The proper treatment of a problem of this type is to[r]