Sentence examples for mentioned instruments from inspiring English sources

Upon collection of the data with the mentioned instruments, we proceeded to complete the study by using two qualitative data collection instruments: a discussion group constituted by 8 students from the (GD) course and an unstructured interview with the professor of the course (EN).

All abstracts that mentioned instruments described as measuring body awareness or perception/awareness of physical sensations were identified, and the full articles and instruments were obtained.

All the above mentioned instruments are known to have an average interviewer administration time of 24 30 minutes [ 23].

However, there are quality aspects which have recently gained importance, e.g. if indirect comparison methods are used, and which the above mentioned instruments do not consider.

Furthermore, department websites in Germany, Austria and Switzerland are virtually never edited by declared and/or individual authors, so a lot of the items in the previously mentioned instruments would not have been applicable.

Reports of the above mentioned instruments suggest that they are time consuming and require specialized training, which makes them impractical for routine use in China where most communities have an abundance of patients, a shortage of physicians, limited medical resources and low medical literacy.

The first mentioned instrument was developed for primary care.

For the analysis as described in this article, two trained reviewers – one academically trained research midwife and one DHI professional- independently analysed the incidents and the final DHI assessment using the above mentioned instrument.

Around 1200 A.D., European writers started to mention instruments with names like gitere, chitarra, guitarra latina, quinterne and gittern.

One to three weeks later the participants were included in the trial and completed a comprehensive questionnaire with the below mentioned comparator instruments and the MFPDI as a baseline measurement (NL T0).

The English equivalents (partially reproduced from the above mentioned original instrument by Cortés) are presented in this study.