Sentence examples for by the two instruments from inspiring English sources
Coincident observations of the depletion event by the two instruments near 13 39 UT (21 39 LT) were analyzed.
Very good agreement of the data obtained by the two different aproaches were found, in spite of the different range of frequency explored by the two instruments, ES and DMTA, respectively.
An electron temperature probe was installed in addition to the LP on the KOMPSAT-1, and the electron temperatures measured simultaneously and independently by the two instruments were compared.
RNFL thicknesses measured by the two instruments were compared, and receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curves were used to determine diagnostic precision.A randomly selected eye of each of 104 participants (28 with open-angle glaucoma, 40 with suspected glaucoma, and 36 healthy subjects) was analyzed.
The values obtained by the two instruments were strongly correlated.
The Bland-Altman method allowed calculation of differences between the measurements by the two instruments.
The convergence validity between the scores (total and by domain) of the two instruments applied was evaluated by means of the Spearman correlation, which is considered a nonparametric test in order to determine the degree of correlation between two measured variables at ordinal level and arranged in ordered positions in two series.
The linking approach can be further generalized by assuming that the two instruments measure two different, yet correlated latent variables.
We assessed the correlation between CRQ (scale 1 – 7) and SGRQ (scale 1 – 100) change scores and compared responsiveness of the two instruments by comparing standardized response means (change scores divided by their standard deviation).
By fitting identical models with the two instruments, it was possible to assess the extent of instrument-specific results, which constitutes a step towards cross-validation.
Convergent construct validity was tested by examining conceptually related correlations between the two instruments used, based on findings from the literature.
