Sentence examples for daily instruments from inspiring English sources

So a waiter mixes "the names of the dishes with the names of daily instruments of slaughter".

In his accessible and many-layered book, Brown immerses the reader in the lives of Edo farmers, city artisans and samurai by showing us their homes, neighborhoods, and daily instruments and activities.

For daily instrument calibration we used Cytometer Setup and Tracking beads (BD Biosciences).

Efforts to ensure data quality were led by two field-based supervisors that provided support and were overseeing field implementation, including daily instrument review and conduct of daily debriefings with the data collectors.

Since other studies have reported problems with meeting minimum-wear-time requirements with a waking hours protocol (i.e. daily instrument removal for sleep), participants are encouraged to wear the accelerometer 24 hours per day for 7 consecutive days.

Because cut-offs were not identical between Actigraph and Dynaport, we determined agreement between the variables from the two monitors (complete methods are described in the online supplement) and observed 91% agreement for steps and 88% for VMU in the daily instrument, and 82% and 96% for steps and VMU, respectively, in the clinical visit version.

Since other studies have reported problems with achieving minimal wearing time with a waking hours protocol (i.e., sanctioning daily instrument removal), ISCOLE children were encouraged to wear the accelerometer 24 hours per day for at least 7 days (plus an initial familiarization day and the morning of the final day), including 2 weekend days.

Rameau wrote for the rigid dynamics of the harpsichord, but he heard daily other instruments perfectly capable of swelling and diminishing.

After item reduction, the daily PROactive instrument comprised nine items and the clinical visit contained 14.

30 Both studies used the Katz Activities of Daily Living Instrument 31 3 months after HARP assessment for downstream validation purposes.

The ORIDL (Outcome in Relation to Impact on Daily Living) instrument measures patients' views of the outcome of care [ 5].