Sentence examples for instruments define from inspiring English sources

Many instruments define fatigue as "a lack of energy", thus viewing energy and fatigue states as opposites on a single bipolar continuum.

Some assessment instruments define decision-making capacity as the sum of different abilities, although we do not know whether these can be added up, or whether a threshold can be based on statistical arguments [ 27].

These instruments define rights and responsibilities for providers and patients, and contextualize the health system – with its aspiration to provide equitable, quality care for all - within a wider context of redress [ 11- 13].

War and diplomacy have been the instruments defining our regional and global relations, and more often than not leaving much wanting.

Some instruments defined an evaluative aim; however, responsiveness was assessed in less than half of these.

Accessibility of urine preparation method was evaluated by the need of specialized/high cost instruments (defined by cost greater than 12,500 US$).

This instruments defines spiritual health as the capacity to transcend oneself and meet three basic needs; the need for self-acceptance, the need for relationships with others and/or a supreme being, and the need for hope.

This procedure will prevent broken instruments, defined according to an a priori limit of variability (e.g. mean difference >5%), from being returned to the field again before being repaired.

The domains specified by each instrument define the aspects of life that are included and excluded in that assessment of HRQOL.

The MPA defines "knife crime" as follows: All offences of murder, attempted murder, threats to kill, manslaughter, infanticide, wounding or carrying out an act endangering life, GBH without intent, ABH and other injury, sexual assault, rape, robbery where a knife or sharp instrument (defined as any instrument that can pierce the skin) has been used.

The instrument defined unidimensional and reliable constructs of needs and services.