"instrument availability" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the availability or accessibility of instruments or tools. Example sentence: The success of our research project will depend on the instrument availability in the lab.
We optimized different readouts to adapt the method to specific research questions or instrument availability.
We thank the Neurobiology Imaging Facility for consultation and instrument availability that supported this work.
Two different instruments of the same type were used due to instrument availability during the project.
The choice of instrument in plant foliar VOC research depends mainly on three factors: the research question, instrument availability, and budget.
Change of manufacturing site where PAT transfer may be challenging due to instrument availability, need for equipment retrofit, method transfer, and cost.
Questionnaires, including the social support instrument Availability of Social Integration (AVSI), the HRQoL scale SF-36, demographic data and previous illnesses, were sent 6 months after discharge to all adult patients.
This study also has several strengths, including no missing data on any EORTC QLQ-C30 variables for the entire study sample; a homogeneous population of patients with advanced CRC (stages III and IV) at presentation to our hospitals; the use of a valid and reliable QoL instrument; the availability of clinical parameters in nearly all patients; and availability of mature and reliable survival data.
Alcohol consumption measures included in this instrument include availability, pricing and taxation, social supply, marketing and drunk driving interventions.
We chose the EQ-5D over other health utility measures, such as the Short-Form Health Survey-6D, because of its simplicity, sufficient responsiveness to changes in health states, relatively wide range of utility scores generated by the instrument, and availability of preference weight for our study population (11, 14).
Second, through limiting the availability of policy instruments available to governments (substantive constriction) including those pertaining to advertising restrictions, mandatory product labelling and product content disclosures.
- Equipment and supplies: use and methods for sterilisation of gloves, gowns and other instruments including availability and use of autoclaves, thermometers, disinfection practices and antiseptics.
