Sentence examples for instrument to systematically from inspiring English sources
A software process line (SPrL) is an instrument to systematically construct and manage variable software processes, by combining pre-defined and standardized process assets that can be reused, modified, and extended using a well-defined customization approach.
On the BMBF homepage one can find the following description of the Foresight-process: "The Foresight is an instrument to systematically look into the longer-term future and has the task to identify relevant developments at an early stage, to interpret them and to let them be known in the current research and innovation policy.
ZAP-Kort is an instrument to systematically collect and score information from files [ 21].
The three assessors indicated that the D-AI is a more objective way to investigate rehabilitation needs and that it is a practical instrument to systematically assess the most important and difficult goals and tasks for patients.
Instruments to systematically measure barriers are scarce, but could contribute to improved strategies for HIV testing.
To do this, the investigators used team-based methods to develop structured interview instruments and then used these instruments to systematically collect policy statements by decision makers involved in regulatory practices at six United States cancer centers.
Quality of life and HrQoL instruments aim to systematically and scientifically record descriptions of health and illness of an individual.
The instrument is designed to systematically highlight barriers to implementation.
Until recently, no instruments were available to systematically assess RA patients' educational needs.
In line with this, we developed an instrument to apply a more structured approach to systematically investigate and evaluate rehabilitation from the patient's perspective which includes topics related to mental health.
To our knowledge, this study is the first to use the instrument of a CGA to systematically address all relevant geriatric domains.
