Sentence examples for iv version from inspiring English sources

It was the Genus IV version of Trivial Pursuit, not Genius IV.

By comparison, Nintendo sold more than the other two combined -- 675,000 units of its console, the Wii -- even though there is not yet a Grand Theft Auto IV version for that console.

They would have used an improved Mk IV version of the 16-inch gun that fired a heavier shell at a marginally lower velocity.

Quantitative sensory tests using the CASE IV, including vibration detection threshold (VDT), cold detection threshold (CDT), warmth detection threshold (WDT), and heat pain onset (HPO) were performed with software CASE IV (version 4.27.1; WR Medical Electronics).

Quantitative sensory-threshold tests were performed using the Computer-Aided Sensory Evaluator (CASE IV version 4.27), which provides cold, vibration, and heat-pain detection thresholds on the dorsum of the right foot.

Depressive disorders were assessed with the DSM-IV version of the Munich Composite Diagnostic Interview (M-CIDI).

The administration time is under 5 min. In an initial validation study of this scale, 100 human subjects were administered the KMSK scale concurrently with the Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV (SCID-I DSM-IV version).

Nevertheless, the criteria for depression remains the same in the DSM-V as the DSM-IV version.

The DSM-IV version of the PTDS achieved a sensitivity of.89 and a specificity of.75.

19, 20 Assessment of mental disorders: Major depression and other Axis-I and Axis-II mental disorders were diagnosed using the Alcohol Use Disorder and Associated Disabilities Interview Schedule – DSM-IV version (AUDADIS-IV), 22 a fully structured diagnostic interview appropriate for use by trained lay interviewers and clinicians.

To assess the mental health status, four modules from the MINI International Neuropsychiatric interview (DSM-IV) version 5.0.0, were used to identify major depressive episodes in the past two weeks and in earlier periods of 2 week-duration or more, generalized anxiety disorder, suicide risk and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).