Sentence examples for more suitable instrument from inspiring English sources

The ICU in a teaching hospital has a mission to educate inexperienced practitioners, so single-use scopes may be a more suitable instrument for airway management.

No explanation was given for the greater difference between right and left eyes using the latter instrument but the authors indicate that ICare is the more suitable instrument for children under 6 years of age [ 6].

The present mixed-method study suggests the proposed OLQ-11 as a more suitable instrument for measuring Sense of Coherence than the OLQ-13 in a population of ageing individuals.

Our findings also indicate that the S-SECEL could be a more suitable instrument than the EORTC QLQ-C30 with QLQ-H&N35 when measuring communication experiences in patients with laryngeal cancer; it is more sensitive, shorter and can be used on an individual basis.

Our findings also indicate that the S-SECEL could be a more suitable instrument than the EORTC QLQ-C30 with QLQ-H&N35 in patients with laryngeal cancer; it is more sensitive, it is shorter and can be used on an individual basis.

Finally, the LPH can be considered a more suitable instrument for use with PAH patients given its short length (21 items), compared to the longer CAMPHOR (65 items) and the fact it has clear, PAH-specific instructions, something the CAMPHOR lacks.

As more suitable instruments emerge (including the use of allelic risk scores rather than individual single nucleotide polymorphisms), the effect of other substances can be investigated.

It has been postulated that agreement parameters are more suitable for instruments used for evaluative purposes, while reliability parameters are more suitable for instruments used for discriminative purposes [ 69].

These results suggest that Alg1 might be more suitable to handle instrument tracks and Alg2 slightly better for vocal datasets.

The experiment results show that the improved structure is more suitable for color measuring instruments with both SCI and SCE modes, and it has high practical value.

From a psychometric perspective, it could also be argued that a suitable instrument should include more items, making the measurement of more aspects of labor possible.