Sentence examples for measured ability to from inspiring English sources

One study measured the number of trials required to achieve accurate re-positioning [ 33], one measured motion detection, [ 55] one measured ability to achieve a described position [ 67] and two measured motion precision [ 65, 66] but were excluded from meta-analysis as data were not comparable.

For example, self-reported difficulty in rising from a chair is tested for correlations with measured ability to rise from a chair on a timed test.

These six items measured: ability to wash face and hands; to use the toilet; to get in and out of bed or chair; to get around indoors; to get dressed and undressed; and to use the bath or shower.

The proportion of variation due to disease/treatment heterogeneity was high and significant for the scales that measured ability to exert oneself, anginal frequency and perception of disease (ECS, AFS and DPS, I2 all equal to 87%), but was lower for angina severity (ASS) (Table 3).

A 12-item knowledge questionnaire was used and mean knowledge scores did not increase significantly from pre-to post-test, however, scores that measured ability to identify food groups and the number of servings for food groups increased, while scores on the ability to identify the importance of each food group for health decreased [ 46].

The new benchmarks are intended to measure ability to rank structures by similarity, whereas a benchmark for virtual screening only measures this indirectly.

A Stanford researcher found that heavy multitaskers performed poorly on a test measuring ability to filter out distractions and another test evaluating their skills at switching between tasks.

The CD-RISC is a 25-item self-administered scale designed to measure ability to cope with stress.

A third statement was used to measure ability to overcome practical time barriers "It is difficult to get round to doing the stool test".

Bivariate correlational analyses between each of the subscales of the PMCM and the one-item scale measuring ability to deal with PMS were conducted to assess concurrent validity.

Concurrent validity was assessed through bivariate correlation analyses between the coping factors and the one-item scale measuring ability to deal with PMS.