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Led by oceanographer Richard Camilli, the team deployed an array of instruments on both a cable-lowered water sampler and an autonomous underwater vehicle.

Paul Spudis of the Lunar and Planetary Institute in Houston, Texas, principal investigator for radar instruments on both spacecraft, says "we will soon have an abundance of data".

(4) In the case of Intercosmos 24 and 25 the temperature was determined as the median of Tex, Tey, and Tez (identical instruments on both satellites consisted of three Te planar sensors in directions x, y and z; see Truhlik et al. (2001) for more detail).

The instruments on both campuses were identical for seven of the nine total questions.

A sample of women with breast cancer (n = 162) and a matched control group (n = 210) responded to the following instruments on both occasions: the European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer QLQ-C30, the SOC Scale, the Spiritual Perspective Scale and the Brief Religious Coping Scale.

However, the MODIS instruments on board both the Terra and Aqua satellites have operated beyond their designed five-year mission lifespans (Terra was launched in 1999, whereas Aqua was launched in 2002), and these instruments may stop running at any time in the near future.

Similar results were obtained from the EQ-5D instrument on both the EQ-5D index and the VAS scores.

22 The MNA-SF contains six of the items in the full MNA and is a nutritional screening instrument on both a nominal and ordinal level.

W.W. made errors on naming instruments both from sounds and pictures; however his ability to identify instruments in each modality did not differ significantly from healthy musicians (Table 2).

Accordingly, new instruments, based on both mechanical and environmental performances, need to be introduced in place of the classical life cycle assessment procedure.

Although slight differences in performance were noted across the two instruments, results on both were in conformance with modern day validation expectations.