Sentence examples for instruments have been published from inspiring English sources

Rules for interpreting and combining results from the three different instruments have been published previously.

Quality checklists and scoring instruments have been published for use with full reports of clinical research [ 11, 12].

Comparisons are difficult to make being as no previous psychometric data for the instruments have been published.

Several preference-based health-related quality of life (HRQoL) instruments have been published and widely used in different populations.

Since the initial literature search and development of the K-REC, two further instruments have been published that evaluated cognitive skills of EBP in the allied health disciplines [ 20, 21].

No new instruments have been published since then but there have been many new studies using DREEM to evaluate, for example, different provider sites, (McKendree 2009; Veerapen and McAleer 2010) staff and student perspectives within a programme, (Miles and Leinster 2009) and different programmes in different countries (Dimoliatis et al. 2010).

However, there are very few published studies that have investigated these associations, and to our knowledge, so far no study comparing the results of the CPQ11 14 (OHRQoL) and AUQUEI (HRQoL) instruments has been published.

Details of the instrument have been published elsewhere.

Information on psychometric properties of this instrument have been published [ 12].

Although this shortened form of the stroke-specific instrument has not been published, other shortened forms of the stroke-specific instrument have been published [ 17].

Details of the measures, development, validation, and previous applications of the instrument have been published previously [ 17, 32].