At some point in the flight, they would disable the alert system without advising their subjects and introduce errors into the instrument indicators.
The main problem of impact quantification lies in establishing the appropriateness of the instruments (indicators) utilised, such that their level of objectivity is the highest possible.
The tiny, solid, robust and very long-lived LED was ideal for instrument and indicator lights (and cheesy digital watches).
Doolittle used newly developed gyroscopic instruments—attitude indicator and gyrocompass to help him maintain his aircraft's attitude and heading, and a specially designed directional radio system to navigate to and from the airport.
Embedded within the survey instrument were indicators of human security derived from the Leaning-Arie model that defined three domains of psychosocial stability suggesting individuals and communities are most stable when their core attachments to home, community and the future are intact.
Embedded within the survey instrument were indicators of human security derived from the Leaning-Arie model, assessing three domains of psychosocial stability that suggest individuals and communities are most stable when their core attachments to home, community and the future are intact.
Established and validated instruments and indicators were accomplished with measures specifically developed for the purpose of the study.
Genetic information provides a static set of predictive biomarkers for disease susceptibility, whereas most clinical assays and instruments detect indicators that vary as a disease progresses.
By following all steps in the IM process, and with the help of 40 experts in the development of the instruments, performance indicators and training, we tried to achieve the practical feasibility of the guidelines for the IPs.
The meta-analysis of the other outcomes proved untenable as the wide range of instruments and indicators used to assess socio-cultural variables such as social support, stigma, depression, and self-efficacy, introduced too much heterogeneity in the studies and impeded the pooling and synthesis of the results.
The converse finding is more revealing: little evidence base may still lead to improvements in processes of care on the condition that programme management reflects upon how achievable and challenging targets should be formulated and which instruments and indicators should be used to demonstrate whether targets are realised.
