Sentence examples for instruments to demonstrate from inspiring English sources

In order to provide practical experience in nutritional methods, colleges would have to be well equipped with laboratories having instruments to demonstrate the practical difficulties in measuring, for example, body composition, nutritional physiology and biochemistry and problems in clinical nutrition.

Several groups have used these instruments to demonstrate that student conceptual understanding is enhanced in courses that emphasize interactive learning (e.g., Hake, 1998; Crouch and Mazur, 2001; Knight and Wood, 2005; Ding et al., 2006).

Early on, in a prickly private dispute (oops, no longer private) with the longtime concertmaster Jacques Israelievitch over a bowing in Rachmaninoff's "Symphonic Dances," Mr. Oundjian reaches for Mr. Israelievitch's instrument to demonstrate.

A 2D-MR image of a grid phantom has been obtained on a 7-T MR instrument to demonstrate the theory.

The Dutch Shoulder Rating Questionnaire has high internal consistency, high test-retest reliability, moderate-to-good criterion validity, and is an appropriate instrument to demonstrate clinical differences (Vermeulen et al. 2005).

For example, it is possible for an instrument to demonstrate good reliability and construct validity in a quantitative analysis without being sufficiently comprehensive or relevant for a specific target population.

Concretely, in a mild to moderately demented population, use of a reliable cognitive instrument to demonstrate a modest effect size of 0.4 would require at least 100 subjects per group (two group t-test with 80%% power and 0.05 significance level (two tailed)).

A change version of the DTSQ (DTSQc) is compared here with the original status (now called DTSQs) version to test the instruments' comparative ability to demonstrate change.

Preliminary results obtained with the new instrument are presented to demonstrate its capabilities.

This study utilized a survey instrument, previously validated to demonstrate changes in attitudes and emotions with the Profile of Mood States [ 10], to evaluate satisfaction with career choice and emotional states among all residents and all faculty in one large academic medical center.

For instance, Cooperman employees regularly visit a fife and drum summer camp to demonstrate instruments and teach instrument maintenance.