Sentence examples for instruments underlying from inspiring English sources
This study supports the reliability and validity of both resident – and faculty completed instruments underlying the SETQ system for obstetrics and gynecology faculty.
The two instruments underlying the SETQ system are based on the 26-item Stanford Faculty Development Program (SFDP26) instrument [12], [21], [22].
This study validates two instruments underlying the System for Evaluation of Teaching Qualities (SETQ) aimed at measuring and improving the teaching qualities of obstetrics and gynecology faculty.
This study supports the reliability and validity of peer, co-worker and patient completed instruments underlying the MSF system for hospital based physicians in the Netherlands.
This observational validation study of three instruments underlying multisource feedback (MSF) was set in 26 non-academic hospitals in the Netherlands.
The starting point of this paradigm is the notion of a quantity algebra of a measured system and that of a measuring instrument, underlying the causal linkages in classical 'system + instrument' interactions.
Because of this, disease-specific instruments tend to be more responsive than generic instruments to underlying change.
The ban bars UBS, which is based in Zurich, and its units from issuing offshore derivative instruments with underlying Indian securities against the positions held by UBS in Indian securities.
It was applicable in conventional DSC analyses and as a TOPEM instrument; the underlying heating rate was 5 K/min, samples of ca. 3.5 mg, under an argon atmosphere, and the intracooler was used for cooling.
More research is needed to systematically tease out sources of variance in reliability to enable well founded recommendations with regard to the required numbers of (different) assessors and encounters.> Ringsted et al. (2003) explain the low inter-rater reliability of their 'global rating form in anaesthesiology' by staff being unfamiliar with the instrument's underlying concept.
Underlying Instrument A trading instrument subject to purchase upon exercise.
