Sentence examples for instruments published in from inspiring English sources

Our inclusion criteria allowed only articles published in English; therefore, we may have missed some instruments published in other languages.

'Not done' was reported if the outcomes measured were not standardized health outcomes or if the measurement instruments were not based on instruments published in peer-reviewed journals.

A review of satisfaction instruments published in 2009 identified 15 instruments, but found an absence of a unified measurement approach [ 9].

A general question and answer section on PRO is also included as well as on line full text articles on the development, validation, and linguistic adaptation of many of the PRO instruments published in medical journals.

His optimism about the musical possibilities of digitized sound was reflected in the title of an early paper, "The Digital Computer as a Musical Instrument," published in Science in 1963.

The HUI3 is a well recognized instrument, published in detail [ 27, 32, 33, 48, 49], and providing a good estimate of utility values in a community-dwelling, relatively healthy, population.

There are several instruments published to identify science-gifted students in other countries, but it is difficult to assume the reliability and validity of these tools specifically for Filipinos' socially constructed notion of science giftedness.

All four HEE quality appraisal instruments were published in peer-reviewed journals and, hence, external reviewers were involved in appraisal instrument development during the generic review process.

Therefore, a proxy code was used, concerning whether the instruments were published in a peer reviewed journal or not.

Several studies describing important advancements and innovations in HRQoL, such as the development of the PROMIS pediatric proxy-item bank and guidelines for constructing patient-reported outcome (PRO) instruments, were published in the HQLO journal in 2012 and 2013.

Literature: representing 33 published peer-reviewed articles, including any relevant instruments, published from January 1 , 2002to December 31 , 2012