Sentence examples for activity tools from inspiring English sources

Our results exemplify the concept that quantitative, functional analyses carried out on a single cell level can uncover cryptic interactions of potential importance at the ecosystem level, and NanoSIMS and other single-cell enabled microbial activity tools (Samo et al., 2014) are essential to collect such data.

A total of 13,821 observations were made using the work-sampling, specialty-task-activity-based analysis method called PATH (posture, activity, tools, and handling) and a taxonomy developed specifically for CI.

when looking at a website and trying to understand site metrics, it's important to know that there are different vendors who provide various tools that provide many different types of insight, such as heatmaps that visualize customer activity, tools that enable the marketer to overlay AB testing on the website and tools that visually record consumer behavior on your website.

The United Kingdom Critical Care Nursing Alliance (UKCCNA), an alliance of all the leading critical care nursing organisations in the United Kingdom, have developed a proposal, commissioned and directed a literature review of critical care nursing activity tools that currently exists and utilised around the world.

The ITAS2010 and DEI.Tak are TA-specific disease activity tools.

This is despite availability of a number of validated self-report physical activity tools.

In 2010, an international collaboration established the content of a disease activity tool for HRFs.

Our physical activity tool included an assessment of physical activity intensity, which appeared to be sufficiently comprehensive to distinguish between vigorous and non-vigorous forms of activity.

The PVAS is a validated disease activity tool specific to paediatric vasculitis and is the only tool currently used as an outcome measure in paediatric vasculitis clinical trials.

As a first step, Ballabgarh HDSS site was involved in the pilot testing of the WHO STEPwise approach to Surveillance (STEPS) (http://www.who.int/chp/steps/en/) and in the validation of the physical activity tool (22).

They each involve very different specific activities, tools, and people.