Sentence examples for instrument dealing with from inspiring English sources
This paper presented a new instrument dealing with the degree to which students in research experiences discuss and network with other people about their research.
The group with suspected early AS had a median BASDAI of 4.6 (median spinal pain 6.0 according to BASDAI 2, the second question of the BASDAI instrument dealing with back pain; median erythrocyte sedimentation rate 8.0 mm/h).
The minimal disease activity required for both groups to be enrolled was a Bath Ankylosing Spondylitis Disease Activity Index (BASDAI) of at least 4 and/or spine pain of at least 4 (BASDAI item 2: second question of the BASDAI instrument dealing with back pain) on a numeric rating scale ranging from 0 to 10 [ 21].
This instrument deals with subjective QOL as distinct from objective QOL [ 3].
In this paper the results of the implementation to chemistry students of the computerized version of the Purdue Spatial Visualization Test: Rotation and two purposely designed and developed prototype «visualization» instruments dealing with rotation and reflection of 2D symbolic molecular representations are presented.
Most theoretical studies of bowed-string instruments deal with isolated strings, pinned on fixed supports.
Other broader policy instruments deal with aspects of health for bona fide refugees and asylum seekers or refugee claimants, detained and incarcerated migrants, and for those being returned or deported.
It views NATO as the natural defence arm not only of Europe but of everything affecting the West, and therefore wants it to be the main instrument for dealing with terrorism and weapons of mass destruction.
Even with minimal legal regulations in place to ensure that markets for biomedical enhancement technologies will be "free", the libertarian emphasis on the legal permissibility of these transactions is a blunt instrument for dealing with the subtle ethical complexities involved in deciding whether to use a particular enhancement technology.
It's a flawed but necessary instrument for dealing with problems that affect the common good and for administering justice and and security.
