Sentence examples for and in the instruments from inspiring English sources

This can be attributed to the variability in research designs and in the instruments used to measure comorbidity and functional decline, as well as to the relatively recent emergence of the concept of geriatric oncology.

Nevertheless, it should be noted that most of the dimensions of the physical environment measured here and in the instruments described above are relatively stable local conditions (e.g. access, convenience).

Differences in results between telephone and mail surveys have already been demonstrated in numerous areas of interest and in the instruments used to collect data about them, such as surveys of patient satisfaction [ 13, 14], alcohol and drug abuse [ 15, 16] or mental health [ 17, 18].

The number of items and domains in the instruments ranged from 12-83 and 2-12, respectively.

Increased attention to technical fluency was accompanied by greater complexity and sophistication in the instruments themselves.

"I'm going to ease you into it, nice and slow," she said, and she called in the instruments one-by-one, creating an impromptu extended mix.

Similarly, current and voltage can be read from a single electrode or a defined group of electrodes using the software and electronics in the instrument and on the microarray.

I played different music and we added in the instruments.

Ms. Stevens asked her boyfriend, Igal Asseraf, a cabinetmaker, if he could repair the cracks and scratches in the instrument, said her lawyer, Ronald Hoffman.

The virtual pipe organ is so important because for the first time in history, organists can affordably have a real sense of involvement and ownership in the instrument that goes beyond playing.

Differences were also observed in how other ICF components (body functions, environmental factors) and health are operationalized in the instruments.