Sentence examples for characteristics inspection from inspiring English sources

To evaluate the association of nursing home abuse reported by employees in Iowa licensed nursing homes with nursing home characteristics, inspection results, nursing staff hours, and census demographics.

While this analysis did not relate 'informativeness' to these other characteristics, inspection of the examples of Figure 1 suggests several points of contact.

The data of these patients included demographic parameters, histopathologic tumor characteristics, inspection result of sonography and combined β-hCG, and complete remission time.

The objective of this study is to present a new flexible-characteristic inspection system (FCIS) for measuring bending characteristics of flexible substrates under different bending conditions.

(6) Microstructure, interfacial transition zone (ITZ) and bond characteristics: close inspection of the interfacial transition zone (ITZ) showed porous microstructure which can be attributed to high porosity and high absorption capacity of the recycled aggregate.

Defect detecting characteristics of the inspection probes and the application of the automatic inspection system to nondestructive test of the tubes were examined by a mockup test utilizing artificially degraded tubes.

The extrudates were evaluated according to surface characteristics (by visual inspection), force of extrusion and duration of steady-state (after recording the force applied to the ram and its displacement).

Although FTT0902 does not code for a known protein, it appears to have lipoprotein characteristics based on inspection of the amino terminus, potentially affecting the outer surface of F. tularensis.

This study did not assess foodborne illness as an endpoint but rather examined characteristics of an inspection system that would be expected to be associated with a consistent, predictable, and reliable foodborne illness prevention system.

Thus, the test characteristics of visual inspection are not very promising either as a preselection procedure for cytology or as a low-technology measure for cervical cancer screening in developing countries.

Birds were assigned to the age classes "Nestling," "Juvenile," (fully fledged and independent from nest) or "Adult" (any individual beyond its post-juvenile molt), and sex was determined, where possible, on the basis of plumage characteristics or gonad inspection.