Sentence examples for by developing an instrument from inspiring English sources

This article aims at broadening this scope by developing an instrument that measures parental socialization practices of overjoy/excitement.

This study seeks to fill the gap by developing an instrument to measure how wireless Internet supports student-centered learning.

By developing an instrument for this purpose, it would be possible to rate the level or quality of care that AD caregivers provide to their loved ones.

This study extended work on Normalization process Theory (NPT) towards tests of predictive utility of the theory by developing an instrument to assess normalisation potential in relation to e-health.

The present study expands the array of learning environment instruments by developing a walkthrough observation instrument that examines the five elements of flourishing classroom learning environments: (a) positive emotion, (b) engagement, (c) meaning, (d) positive relationships, and (e) accomplishment.

The present study expands the array of learning instruments that have been widely used over the past several decades by developing a walkthrough observation instrument that examines the five elements of flourishing classroom learning environments.

The Canadian Interdisciplinary Network for Complementary and Alternative Medicine Research (IN-CAM) responded to the need of CAM investigators for identification and access to instruments by developing a database that summarizes and categories existing outcomes measures http://www.outcomesdatabase.org.org

However, as the aim of this study was to develop an instrument by children, for children, the cognitive de-briefing responses were noted and this item was added.

Gallagher et al. [ 10] developed an instrument, informed by qualitative research, assessing five domains underlying motivation to study dentistry (professional job, healthcare and people, academic, careers advising and family and friends).

Another way to solve this problem is by developing new instruments, which cover DSM and ICD items better.

That leads to Mr. Greenspan's broader idea: that financial institutions have steadily expanded credit by developing complex new instruments like credit swaps to hedge their risks.