Sentence examples for instrument refers from inspiring English sources

The intended population of an instrument refers to the group of participants that the instrument was designed to survey (DeLamater et al. 2014).

Another instrument refers to only one intervention [ 35].

Construct validity reflects how appropriately the instrument refers to the underlying construct [ 30].

In this context, the validation of an instrument refers to the assessment of validity and reliability.

The CAP 'Mood' of the interRAI PC instrument refers to depression, sadness and fear.

The reliability of an instrument refers to its ability to yield reproducible and consistent results.

The designed rating instrument, referred to as the Combat Trauma Art Therapy Scale (CTATS), consisted of 62 items aimed to detect common themes associated with war time experiences.

A Bioaerosol sensing instrument referred to as WIBS-4, designed to continuously monitor ambient bioaerosols on-line, has been used to record a multiparameter "signature" from each of a number of Primary Biological Aerosol Particulate (PBAP) samples found in air.

Online personalization of hearing instruments refers to learning preferred tuning parameter values from user feedback through a control wheel (or remote control), during normal operation of the hearing aid.

Dimensionality in relation to survey instruments refers to the homogeneity of the items on the scale and evaluates the presence of underpinning constructs (Netemeyer et al., 2003).

This approach may be considered restrictive or a source of potentially missed information, but if we consider the 19 references that were excluded because they used diagnostic instruments referring to broader symptom criteria, their findings generally matched the results presented above, with few exceptions to be mentioned.