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The HUI-III is an easy to use, well-validated instrument useful for approximation of scaled, preference-based health utility measures of HRQoL.

We sought to measure both disease severity and health utilities in PD, through parallel application of disease specific rating scales and the Health Utilities Index-III (HUI-III), an easy to use, well-validated instrument useful for approximation of scaled, preference-based health utility measures of HRQoL.

"Barnhöft" or CHOHES was never intended to be an instrument useful for healthy children so the ceiling effect seen for healthy children was expected.

The current European Association of Urology and European Section of Infection in Urology classification of urinary tract infections (UTIs) is a working instrument useful for daily patient assessment and clinical research.

Our paper may be a practical instrument useful for actors and institutions preoccupied with human resources development in medical environment, improving thus the quality of professional services and life of Romanian health-care personnel.

Further research on the impact of exacerbations on a patient's QoL (measured with a generic instrument useful for economic evaluations) would be interesting.

While imaging technologies require relatively transparent media, the variability of the measurements acquired by these devices is low, making these instruments useful for monitoring changes over time.

As shown in Table 2, clinical and health care researchers found the instrument useful and acceptable for the purpose described.

Validity refers to the extent to which the instrument measures the construct it purports to measure and also the extent to which the instrument is useful for its intended purpose[ 10, 11, 13].

The integration of the instrument was useful for assessing the model.

The instrument is useful for studying superconductivity and magnetic effects in novel materials and electronic coherence effects (such as persistent currents) in mesoscopic systems.