Sentence examples for functional instruments from inspiring English sources
The recent development of molecularly imprinted polymers enables production of low cost and highly stable sensing chips; however, the commercially available and full functional instruments employed for electrochemical analysis have shortcomings in actual homecare applications.
The authors suggest as well the use of different measures to assess the intervention effects, as more functional instruments can capture 'hotter' aspects of the PIAFEx.
Therefore, 914 (100%) functional instruments were revised, 877 (96.0%) out of them were successfully recalibrated.
Thirty-nine percent of all facilities reported availability of functional instruments required for cataract diagnosis and follow-up (slit lamp, ophthalmoscope and retinoscope).
The objective of this study was to concurrently compare responsiveness and MCID for commonly used pain scales and functional instruments in four subpopulations of LBP patients.
Other functional instruments particularly used for patients with mild cognitive impairment are the Activities of Daily Living-Prevention Instrument [ 31], developed to rate ADL in prevention of dementia studies, and the Functional Assessment Questionnaire [ 32].
The MSIF is an instrument designed to circumvent several limitations with existing functional outcome instruments for longitudinal studies.
During that period, there was a proliferation of functional assessment instruments that focused on key activities of daily living, such as eating, dressing, and bathing.
To present a method of estimating and equating scales across functional assessment instruments that appropriately represents changes in a patient's functional ability and can be meaningfully mapped to changes in Medicare G-code severity modifiers.
Misrach has teamed up with Mexican composer Guillermo Galindo for the project – which will be ongoing until its culmination as a huge, interactive travelling exhibition 2016 – who is building functional, playable instruments from the found objects.
There were only limited associations found between objective and subjective functional outcome instruments.
