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  1. ... autism also awarded GPs lower ratings for their ability to answer questions about their child's condition and their ...
  2. ... is important to keep in mind that the ability to answer questions emerging during the course of the study ...
  3. ... the Key Questions. Overall, the report had limited ability to answer the Key Questions or draw conclusions, given the ...
  4. ... identify the gaps in evidence that limited the ability to answer the systematic review questions. AHRQ supports EPCs to ...
  5. ... key assumptions underlying each single group design. The ability of observational studies to answer questions about the benefits or intended effects of ...
  6. ... underscores how these limitations and gaps restrict the ability of the existing research literature to answer important questions about CM. The limitations are related ...
  7. ... Mental status. This includes your memory, problem-solving ability, alertness, and mood. During a mental status exam, you may answer questions about the date, time, and where you ...
  8. ... a certain level of cognitive functioning and verbal ability to enable participation. There was either no or very little evidence to answer the subquestions about subgroups of children and young ...
  9. ... as the reference standard for BP measurement. To answer KQ 3, we addressed the ability of ABPM and HBPM results to predict long- ...
  10. ... to the scans, the clinician usually tests the abilities to understand language and speak, often by asking the patient to follow commands, answer questions, name objects, and carry on a conversation. ...
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