Sentence examples for corresponding instrument from inspiring English sources
The software was designed using graphical programming language and can remotely access the corresponding instrument from a website.
According to the existing method including testing the frequency and establishing the relationship between moisture content and frequency, a corresponding instrument was designed.
The corresponding instrument is called an absolute magnetometer or a declinometer/inclinometer. A single absolute observation series is a fairly long routine process, which takes 10 15 min, at best; in addition, the result directly depends on the accuracy of the procedure performed.
A corresponding instrument that measures GP attitudes towards collaborating with pharmacists will be reported in a separate paper (manuscript under review).
Since the unemployment rate at entry is interacted with the four race-gender groups and the four 3-year potential experience brackets, there are 16 pairs of endogenous variables and corresponding instruments.
The correction factors were applied to the particle concentrations obtained from the corresponding instruments, in order to obtain the final results.
Table 1 gives an overview of the variables that were assessed at baseline and planned during follow-up in the study and the corresponding instruments used for assessment.
The corresponding instruments (see above) will be translated according to the criteria of the WHO [ 41], if they are not yet available in each country.
At baseline, we anticipated moderate-to-high correlations (0.5 ≤ r < 0.7) between scores in each domain of the Laval Questionnaire and the corresponding instruments.
If one does find, as we did, inter-instrument correlations similar to those for the corresponding instruments in other languages then that provides at least some provisional evidence for the psychometric quality and construct validity of all of those instruments.
The signals detected by the corresponding instruments are processed to measure, for example, tissue depths, areas, volumes or distributions of fat, muscle (water, protein) and partly bone or bone mineral.
