Sentence examples for most existing instruments from inspiring English sources

It is analogous to most existing instruments, including the original (Legacy) HAQ [ 1, 11] and PF-10 [ 2].

For most existing instruments, the score is not immediately available, but needs to be calculated, while score interpretation may not be straightforward.

Most existing instruments for objective evaluation of shoulder function are not applicable in clinical practice [ 1, 2] and only a few authors compared these instruments for shoulder ROM [ 10- 12].

Jette and his colleagues [ 3] have noted that most existing instruments focus on assessing discrete functional tasks to the exclusion of performance on socially defined tasks expected of an individual within a typical sociocultural and physical environment.

However, most existing commercial instruments are bulky and the measurement is largely under the assumption that the thickness of the heel bone is fixed.

Despite the importance of patient participation during the medical encounter, most existing survey instruments do not measure how actively patients prepare for or view communication with their physicians.

The systematic review reveals a need for investigating the validity and reliability of most of the existing instruments, and resolving the conceptual and definitional fluctuations related to cyberbullying.

While most of the existing instruments are research projects themselves, it appears that the relevant technologies are maturing so that commercially available instruments may not be too far in the future, making this remarkable imaging modality widely available.

For example, most items from existing instruments represented symptoms/impairments from the framework.

Most of these existing instruments do not provide a detailed measurement of activity limitation of the lower extremity perceived by the patients.

Among the domains most frequently covered by existing instruments are energy/fatigue and social functioning; our findings clearly show support for these being important domains from the patient perspective.