Sentence examples for instrument based on a from inspiring English sources

We incorporated the EPPM content to generate the online JH∼PHIRST instrument based on a series of relevant observations from the 2005 Maryland-based pilot study – namely, that local public health workers' willingness to respond in a pandemic flu scenario was hampered by uncertainties, fears and lack of confidence [8] that are reflected in the standard batteries of questions used by EPPM studies.

Raman optical activity measurements are now routine thanks to the availability of a commercial instrument based on a novel design.

It consists of a stand-alone real-time scanning and imaging instrument based on a Compact Reconfigurable Input/Output (Compact RIO) device from National Instruments™.

For accurate and efficient measurement of radial pressure distribution of piston rings, a new PC based prototype instrument based on a partial-thin-walled cylinder sensor is designed and developed.

The SVI for elders developed in this study is an instrument based on a retrievable data set, and is used to assess disaster vulnerability with the premise that the elderly, particularly those with low socioeconomic status, who often live alone or are institutionalized, need significant and specific attention in disaster preparedness and heightened efforts to promote disaster literacy.

The law defines a troubled asset as a mortgage or instrument based on a mortgage, or any "financial instrument that the Secretary... determines the purchase of which is necessary to promote financial market stability".

Here we propose an instrument, based on an indirect behavioral measure, that is sensitive to both implicit and explicit semantic associations.

PALM imaging was performed on a custom-built instrument based on an Olympus IX81 inverted wide field microscope.

The estimated or "nominal" concentration of B4F was determined from measured absorbance of B4F (Invitrogen) at 495 nm obtained by UV−vis spectroscopy on a PerkinElmer Lambda 45 instrument, based on an extinction coefficient of 68 000 M−1 cm−1.

We constructed a semi-structured interview for parents whose child had been involved in an accident (Meynen M, van Meijel EPM, Gigengack MR, Lindauer RJL. Unpublished instrument), based on an existing protocol [ 15].

In order to circumvent this divergence in signal properties, we investigate the use of an adaptation technique to adjust the support vector machine boundaries between instruments based on a first database to the new statistical profiles of a second different database using an adaptive SVM technique.