Sentence examples for instruments pertaining from inspiring English sources

It has been a decade since ETFs were introduced in India, and as the financial market is planning to launch new derivative instruments pertaining to these ETFs, a performance analysis of this decade-old financial asset market is warranted.

Conceptually, the study will be guided by key international legal instruments pertaining to disability and rehabilitation, specifically the CRPD and particularly Article 25 (Health), Article 26 (Rehabilitation) and Article 31 (Data collection and Statistics).

These often combine in one instrument dimensions pertaining to quality of reporting and to relevance and validity of a study (e.g., for economic evaluations[ 47, 54, 56]).

Linguistic and conceptual issues arose during the process of translating the instrument, particularly pertaining to the title, instructions, and some of the items of the scale.

SB diagnosis will be based on the DSM-IV instrument; disorders pertaining to Axis I, II and III will be considered.

The questionnaire instruments included items pertaining to individuals and households as appropriate.

The ISNQ, the only instrument we found pertaining to a cancer prevention stage, is a good demonstration of an instrument assessing needs of women who have primary relatives with breast cancer.

The instrument included constructs pertaining to anxiety, resilience, depression, suicide risk and overall mental health; derived through factor analysis.

The instrument included items pertaining to the organization and content of the rehabilitation programs in each municipality, including open-ended questions about how the programs were run.

The survey instrument included questions pertaining to current record keeping practices using a paper based record and an EHR, the information technology infrastructure to support the EHR, and perceptions about providing patient access to the EHR.

Details from the portion of the systematic review pertaining to instruments designed for NPs were published previously [ 2].