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Modifications or updates of previously published instruments were considered new instruments and included.
The survey was collated from previously published instruments, which have demonstrated sound psychometric properties in past research.
Item selection and instrument structure were based on previously published instruments used to assess the quality of full manuscripts in therapeutic trials and epidemiological research [ 11, 13- 15].
We searched the literature, databases, ProQolid (http://www.proqolid.com) and systematic reviews on qualifications of HRQoL in dementia, for previously published instruments, and on HRQoL domains considered important in dementia.
The presented implementation of fluorescence lifetime flow cytometer relies on TCSPC unlike the previously published instruments measuring fluorescence lifetime by phase-modulation (9– 15) or time-gating (19, 20).
SSF and MSF include detailed descriptions of lesions, modes of procedures and sample collection, comorbidities, and potential residual disease at the end of surgery, along with previously published instruments such as the revised American Society for Reproductive Medicine and Endometriosis Fertility Index classification tools for comparison and validation.
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Measure of Religiosity: This previously published instrument measures levels of religiosity, specifically religious influence in daily life, religious involvement, and religious hope (Sethi and Seligman 1993).
A description of each instrument designed for the current study is provided below (full survey instruments are available in the Additional file 1: Instruments S1).. 1. Measure of Religiosity: This previously published instrument measures levels of religiosity, specifically religious influence in daily life, religious involvement, and religious hope (Sethi and Seligman 1993).
Each study included in the analysis was assigned a quality score using a previously published instrument.
Hypothesized social cognitive mediators of PA behaviour are assessed using previously published, validated instruments where possible.
One way to address this concern is to use previously published assessment instruments (Klymkowsky et al., 2003; Bowling et al., 2008; Smith et al., 2008), but none of those instruments are aligned with our specific learning objectives.
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