Sentence examples for instruments are interpreted from inspiring English sources

Thus, some caution should always be applied when the results of single items in LS instruments are interpreted and generalised.

The implications of not reliably determining if the meaningful concepts can be linked to the ICF classification or differences in the ICF categories and codes selected can impact the results and how the questions in the instruments are interpreted.

Scores using these instruments were interpreted by generalized estimating equation (GEE) before and after revision THA.

This is surprising given that variation is inherent in the entire measurement process - in the entity being measured, how the measurer undertakes the measuring process, the instruments used and how the measurements are interpreted.

Because correlations between the questionnaires and the reference instrument (i.e. the accelerometer) are interpreted as measures of the accuracy of the questionnaires, it is desirable to correct for limitations of the reference instrument that reduce these correlations.

At any rate, the results obtained with this type of instrument should be interpreted with caution, especially when applied in the clinical setting.

The advantage of this strategy-if it is successful in ameliorating DIF-is that no changes to the items are necessary and the summary score of the instrument can be interpreted as comparable across countries.

In order to provide detailed insight into what data are most commonly used in research, the instruments that were reported in more than two studies are presented in Table 3. a CBCL, YSR and TRF are closely related instruments, and can be interpreted as one instrument.

"With regard to the second part of this objection, that which claims for the jury the construction of the patent, we remark that the patent itself must be taken as evidence of its meaning; that, like other written instruments, it must be interpreted as a whole..

All screening instruments should always be interpreted with caution.

The Turkish legal team may argue that because the Convention is a living instrument, it should be interpreted in light of current international law including the UNESCO heritage conventions and other Governmental statements about not depriving countries of their cultural patrimony.