Sentence examples for inherent instrument from inspiring English sources

Evaluation of the recorded flight data suggested that, in the dive, he achieved a speed of 690 mph (1,110 km/h, Mach 0.96), which would have been the highest speed ever reached by a propeller-driven aircraft, but it has been speculated this figure resulted from inherent instrument errors.

It may be argued that the subject-related changes observed in this study represent inherent instrument instability.

The selection process of a partner country for the conclusion of a Mobility Partnership demonstrates the asymmetry inherent in this instrument from its beginning.

The two components of measurement error are systematic bias, e.g., learning or fatigue effects on the test, and random error due to inherent subject or instrument variation [ 13].

The two components of measurement error are systematic bias, e.g., learning or fatigue effects during the test, and random error due to inherent subject or instrument variation.

There are two components of variability associated with each assessment of measurement error: systematic bias (i.e. changes in a measure over time such as learning effects) and random error due to inherent subject or instrument variation [ 26].

Another point that should be clarified is that the sensitivity to change or responsiveness is not only a characteristic inherent of an instrument, but it is also related to the effects of an intervention [ 4].

None of the analyses revealed anything unusual or indicated problems either with the translation or with the application of the concepts inherent in the instrument to the post-war Bosnian population, all of which indicates that the Bosnian PTDS can be given the green light for further application in the future.

The reduced number of items required for HRQoL evaluation and the resulting shortened completion time, together with the characteristics inherent to computerized instruments, such as automatic scoring and interpretation of results, make of CAT-Health a practical instrument for clinical settings, as Primary Care Centres.

Banks did not want the responsibility of explaining to customers the risks inherent in these instruments.

These error components are fixed and predictable and may be inherent to various instruments and methods.