Sentence examples for as separate instruments from inspiring English sources

However, because they were reported separately and are completed by different people, they have been included as separate instruments.

Versions of a measure that varied only slightly in wording to reflect application in a different setting (e.g., primary care clinic vs. hospital) or different groups of health care providers (e.g., doctors vs. nurses) were not counted as separate instruments.

Open surgery doesn't have this problem, because the abdomen is laid bare to the surgeon, and even laparoscopic surgery involves placing at least three (and sometimes as many as five) separate instruments into the abdomen from different directions, through different incisions.

Furthermore, data captured on synchronised (for example to the nearest second) separate instruments as opposed to a single time frame will give erroneous results given that resolution rates has to be less than the compressive phase of a cough when intrathoracic pressures peaks up to 300 mmHg [ 36] as it is the phase most likely associated with a reflux event.

Another example of alternative administration can be found in the study by Oosterling et al. [ 63]: instead of using the CHAT as a separate instrument, items from the SCQ and CSBS-DP were combined to represent CHAT items, which probably influenced the results.

Separate instruments such as the GDS-15 measure the four domains that we considered the most important indicators of wellbeing.

The questionnaires were the HUI [ 25- 28], and the Breast Reduction Assessment Value and Outcomes (BRAVO) instruments which consist of a set of separate instruments including the SF-36 [ 29], the MBSRQ-AS [ 30], and the BRSQ [ 7, 24].

A questionnaire booklet, that included a number of separate instruments, was sent to each mother as her child turned 3 1/2 years of age.

Three separate instruments were used in the collection of data so as to adequately address the research questions posed.

The results from these two separate instruments (ARES and Viscotech) are plotted together in Fig.  7 as a function of shear rate.

Mr. Klein and Mr. Rossy managed enough meticulous coordination to nearly erase the idea of two separate instruments.