Sentence examples for instrument applicable to from inspiring English sources

Designing a short instrument applicable to young schoolchildren, the aim was to select two items per schema only, the minimum for successful model identification (Raubenheimer, 2004).

We developed a ready-to-use, valid and reliable critical appraisal instrument applicable to healthcare QI intervention publications, but recognise scope for continuing refinement.

The BFPE has repeatedly been verified as a short, reliable, and valid instrument applicable to research practice with healthy individuals as well as within clinical contexts.

The SDQ is a widely used (http://www.sdqinfo.org/py/sdqinfo/f0.py), short behavioural screening instrument applicable to children and adolescents ranging from 4 to 16 years (Goodman 1997).

We developed a ready-to-use, valid and reliable critical appraisal instrument applicable to a wide range of healthcare QI intervention evaluation publications, but recognise scope for continuing refinement.

Specifically designed serious video games should be viewed as a potentially effective instrument applicable to health-related topics, in view of their proven efficacy in health education and behavior modification.

For instance, the development of EM instruments applicable to shallow seas enables us to investigate subsurface conductivity structures near coastlines in more detail.

Although there are a number of generic HRQOL instruments applicable to children, assessment has relied exclusively on proxy-report [ 10], or the concordance between self- and proxy-report has been demonstrated to be imperfect [ 11].

A recent systematic review found 12 published learning environment measurements instruments applicable to undergraduate medical education, three of which were judged to have acceptable psychometric properties (Soemantri et al. 2010).

However, an international team of researchers has found that over 93.1% of dementia cases in China go undetected, with a high level of undiagnosed dementia in rural areas [ 6], which is mainly due to lack of neuropsychological assessment instruments applicable to the Chinese language and culture.

This instrument is applicable to children ages 8 to 18 years and has been validated internationally.