A novel hybrid measuring instrument, developed for the characterization of engineering surface, is presented.
A novel surface profile measurement instrument, developed for the characterization of engineering surfaces, is presented.
The Liver Disease Quality of Life (LDQOL 1.0) questionnaire is an American instrument developed for use in these patients.
Objective: To determine the effects of using questions with and without health attribution on a self-reported disability instrument developed for use with older adults.
This correspondence with the modified instrument developed for this study allows for a future effort in comparing results at a national level.
The qualitative content analysis of the two tests was conducted by expert judges who used the communicative language ability instrument developed for the study.
In this study, a point-of-care instrument developed for measuring glutamine levels in cell cultures was validated for bedside use in the ICU setting and compared with a standard HPLC technique to measure plasma glutamine.
The Fatigue Questionnaire (FQ) is a 21-item instrument developed for use in population studies to measure physical and mental aspects of fatigue, a feature commonly observed in many somatizing patients with anxiety.
The EQ-5D is a standardized generic instrument developed for describing and valuing health states.
To date, we know of no instrument developed for the purpose of describing HIV-specific disability.
This satisfaction instrument developed for French speaking women shows good psychometric properties.
