Sentence examples for assessment equipment from inspiring English sources

Thorough records analysis, milking parlor evaluation, udder health and hygiene scoring, housing and bedding assessment, equipment monitoring, and bacteriological culturing was completed by a team of trained veterinarians and students.

The use of the same kind of assessment equipment and procedure is also recommended [ 1].

Assessment equipment (Jamar Dynamometer and B&L Pinch Gauge [ 33]) will be calibrated prior to the start of the study.

Each study which met the inclusion criteria was independently read by two reviewers and a data extraction form completed which detailed the type of motor assessment, equipment used, method of assessment, scaling and results.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-244X/11/115/prepub The authors would like to acknowledge Paul Sawaqed from Workout World Bankstown for generously providing the required exercise and assessment equipment.

The method also treats the detection limit as a fixed and non-stochastic limit, which is appropriate for many economic applications but may not be correct for radiological assessment equipment with an inherent machine error at this lower boundary.

This work is part of an overall development and investigation of Fr 13 as a new quantitative risk assessment and equipment design tool.

There are many tangible ways to judge goods quality, but tangible evidence is limited in the assessment of equipment, facilities and employees.

The use of an anthropomorphic phantom has the advantage of providing accurate anatomical and functional detail which may be used for both the assessment of equipment and user training.

Other methods for risk identification such as Hazard and Operability study (HAZOP), Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA), and Fault Tree Analysis (FTA) focus on process flow or hardware, and may be better suited for assessment of equipment details [ 26].

Among preschool children, over two-thirds of injuries occur within the home environment, 36 and so clinicians such as GPs, health visitors and paediatricians can, where appropriate, refer high risk families to home safety assessment and equipment schemes in accordance with NICE guidelines on preventing injuries.