Sentence examples for conditions and instruments from inspiring English sources
Discrepancies are unlikely to represent differences in experimental technique because similar primer and probe sequences, cycling conditions and instruments were employed in this and earlier reports; furthermore, one of the three laboratories participating in this study performed the assays described in earlier reports.
Running conditions and instruments were the same as for SSRs.
When accounting for interaction between the health conditions and instruments, the P was small indicating that both health conditions and instruments were not acting independently from each other.
Variation contributed by difference in the health conditions and instruments were highly significant in both data sets.
The overall purpose of the NAD (2009 2013) is to create the circumstances, conditions and instruments necessary to slow down the increase in the number of people with diabetes and to reduce complications in diabetes patients [ 16].
Consistency between the analysis procedure used for both model development and on-site work is paramount, including sample preparation, environmental conditions and instrument performance.
Conditions and instrument parameters are described elsewhere (Bollineni et al., 2014).
Table 4 shows the breakdown of differences within caregiver-patient sets by health condition and instruments.
In their review of ICU studies, McAdam and Puntillo [ 10] conclude that depression affected 15%-35%-35%patient family members, however, they too are comparing studies with inconsistent time frames used to examine symptoms, different medical conditions, and assessment instruments.
Finally, the equivalent circuit modelling methodology can contribute towards design of advanced PEO equipment with power supplies optimised to the electrolyser properties depending on the treatment conditions and with diagnostic instruments providing in-situ estimates of the coating properties.
Given the peculiar advantages and disadvantages of each of these instruments, it is important to evaluate the relationship between self-reports presented in response to a specific health-related quality of life instrument (i.e. oral health conditions) and a generic instrument.
