Sentence examples for instruments when applied from inspiring English sources
However, the data presented indicate the potential of interRAI instruments when applied on a large scale.
Traditional disability instruments, when applied to relatively high functioning older adults, poorly discriminate, as well as underestimate disability in the early stages of development.
Finally, the lack of improvement in HR-QOL may reflect a true lack of change or rather an intrinsic limitation in the validity and sensitivity to change detectable by such instruments when applied to a diverse population of CMC.
The local authorities have no legal obligations to develop SUMPs but many of the larger cities have SUMPs under preparation (8 of them with the support of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development – EBRD) because SUMPs are powerful instruments when applying for EU and other funding.
This North American model might seem too blunt an instrument when applied to the more socially mixed British urban fabric.
The findings suggest that CTAS might be a reliable instrument when applied in countries outside Canada.
The findings in our study suggest that CTAS might be a reliable instrument when applied in countries outside Canada.
Hence, this work has demonstrated that data fusion strategy used to combine e-Nose and e-Tongue signals led to a system of complementary and comprehensive information of the fruit juices which outperformed the performance of each instrument when applied separately.
This is for very good reason censorship is a very blunt instrument when applied to the internet, and the UK filtering system has blocked hundreds or thousands of legal, non-porn sites labeled extremist, or pirate, or pertaining to sex education.
The resultant 15-item "brief" screening instrument, when applied to our dataset, correctly classifies 83.8% of the sample (ranging from 60 to 97% in the six segments; see Table 7).
A need for testing each instrument when applied in a new socio-cultural context has been acknowledged [ 24].
