Its instruments also included a neutron detector designed to map the location of intermediate-energy neutrons knocked off the Martian surface by incoming cosmic rays.
The FLOX instrument also includes a VIS-NIR spectrometer, whose data however could not be used due to a broken cosine diffuser on the upward looking optical fibre cable.
The instrument also includes a visual analogue scale (VAS), assessing general health status and ranging from 0-worst to 100-best imaginable health state.
The instrument also includes a general health item.
The survey instrument also included questions about planning, preparedness, and surveillance.
This instrument also includes the evaluation of emotional aspects such as depression and anxiety.
The WMH-CIDI instrument also includes checklists related to the presence of physical disorders.
The instrument also included an item on self-reported health status, an indicator strongly correlated with morbidity and mortality.
The instrument also includes items on awareness of change, difficulties resulting from the mental condition and insight into key symptoms.
The instrument also included questions on personal information of THC employees such as age, gender, education background, professional title etc.
