Sentence examples for degrees of instrument from inspiring English sources
To illustrate how instrument error affects the prevalence of overweight, we generated datasets from real data on weight and height from a sample of 8 year old children, to which simulated data with various degrees of instrument error were added.
Provinces contributed to the study samples in different proportions given different population sizes and different degrees of interRAI instrument implementation.
A unilaterally hinged elbow-fixator system with a 14 links and 10 degrees-of-freedom was instrumented into a humeroulnar model.
The pathways combine two main dimensions: degrees of harmonisation and instruments and design elements.
Therefore, the second purpose of this study was to investigate systemically the effects of three-dimensional movement angles on target acquisition task performance under the situation where depth perception is impaired and degrees of freedom for instruments are limited.
As a consequence there is a considerable degree of inter-instrument non-overlap and we cannot simply assume equal coverage by different measures or that all generic QoL measures cover the necessary ground.
This paper presents a system for Autonomous eXploration to Build A Map (AXBAM) of an unknown, 3D complex steel bridge structure using a 6 degree-of-freedom anthropomorphic robot manipulator instrumented with a laser range scanner.
We may have varying degrees of confidence that an instrument is really measuring what it is supposed to measure.
In addition, some other limitations that hinder the development of laparoscopic surgery include tremor, 2-dimensional vision, poor ergonomics, the need of a skilled assistant, and the limited degrees of freedom of the instruments [50]– [50].
Robotic surgery is thought to be able to overcome these limitations by providing 3-dimensional vision, 7 degrees of freedom of the instruments, enhanced ergonomics, tremor filtration, and superior dexterity [15], [16], [53], [54].
Both the degree of harmonisation and the choice of instrument influence the distribution of support costs across countries.
