Sentence examples for captured concepts from inspiring English sources

The EXACT, SGRQ and assessment of wheeze were well understood and captured concepts relevant to patients with ACO.

The use of JUMBO-converters through Lensfield 2 has allowed to parse the totality of these files, through a complicated folder tree, generating the corresponding raw XML and structured compchem CML with a very high rate of captured concepts.

The BSES1 (also referred to as Quantitative Surrogate Validation Levels of Evidence Schema-QSVLES) published in 2007 [ 4], had three domains, study design, target outcome and statistical evaluation, as well as add-on penalties which captured concepts of generalisability and risk-benefit.

To ensure all concepts important to patients were captured concept elicitation interviews were conducted with HAE patients in two countries.

We have chosen to design a compact model which captures concepts from several relevant standards, accounts for structured documents and is amenable for implementation.

Sakathi (Murugan et al. 2013) developed an ontology, which captures concepts in the computer networks domain such as the network topology, the communication's medium, and the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model.

Using self-reporting allows PROMs to capture concepts which would not be possible by any other method [ 11].

It is possible that items on the scale were capturing concepts that are less applicable to social workers.

After the interview, parents were given a questionnaire similar to one described by McKenna and Hunt [ 7], but modified to capture concepts related to rotavirus gastroenteritis.

It can also achieve a specific and deep knowledge of an issue and has the potential to capture concepts that may not have previously been identified [ 29- 33].

IPA has been used frequently in psychological research because of its potential to capture concepts that may not have been previously identified by the researcher [ 41].