Sentence examples for linking instruments from inspiring English sources

It was almost mesmeric – but mesmerising us would have been too easy; instead, Clyne kept us guessing by linking instruments on opposite sides of the stage together so that notes seemed to leave their aura in unexpected places.

Despite this, evidence was obtained linking instrument-measured luster and luminance with subjectively assessed luster scores.

The International Space Weather Meridian Circle Program (Wang 2010) will link instruments being placed along the 120 ° geodetic meridian (at subauroral latitudes) with those in the opposite hemisphere.

Using a touch screen, telemonitoring participants recorded a daily questionnaire about symptoms and treatment use, and monitored oxygen saturation using linked instruments.

Multiple instruments have been linked to ICF codes [ 3, 27], but none of the previously linked instruments have been as comprehensive an assessment covering many of the ICF domains or as widely used.

The two key concepts of third generation systems are 'consolidation' (i.e., combining different analytical technologies or strategies on one instrument or on one group of connected instruments) and 'integration' (linking analytical instruments or group of instruments with pre- and post-analytical devices).

The agreement could be flexible enough to allow countries to implement the mitigation instruments of their choice and link those instruments with domestic instruments in other nations if they so chose.

This approach can be used for future studies aimed at linking different instruments intended to measure the same construct.

The database of mapping studies available at http://www.herc.ox.ac.uk/downloads/mappingdatabase (Additional file 1) provides researchers planning cost-utility analyses with an easy-to-access resource that helps them to identify mapping algorithms linking the instruments of interest.

Researchers considering using a particular mapping algorithm in their study should review the quality of the study(ies) linking the instruments of interest (e.g. using [ 6]) and assess whether the sample(s) used in the development or validation of the algorithm in question encompasses the type of patients included in their study, to avoid extrapolating beyond the estimation sample [ 6].

Though this database provides researchers with a resource for identify mapping algorithms linking various instruments with the EQ-5D, Dakin cautions that no quality assessment was performed on any of the included studies, and that mapping should always be considered secondary to direct EQ-5D measurement, as mapping may introduce additional errors and assumptions.