Sentence examples for recognised instrument from inspiring English sources

While an internationally recognised instrument such as the AUDIT [ 21] could have been applied in the second cohort, the original study protocol was chosen for the advantage of comparability.

Today, the most internationally recognised instrument for the evaluation of patients' quality-of-life outcome in cancer research is the Quality of Life Questionnaire-C30 (QLQ-C30) developed by the European Organisation for Research and Treatment of Cancer (Aaronson et al, 1993; Biermann and Küchler, 1999).

A way forward in integrating the concept of "systemic risks" in GMO decision making could be the application of internationally recognised instruments as the Strategic Environmental Assessment.

Recognising instruments like this at ancient human sites is not impossible, says origin-of-music researcher Francesco d'Errico at the University of Bordeaux in France.

Learn to recognise instruments by sound.

The system tracked surgical swab and 50 mL syringe with approximately 88.23% and 100% accuracy in surgeon's hands and recognised surgical instruments with approximately 90% accuracy on the surgical stand.

The key components of our questionnaire were recognised assessment instruments for smoking research: the Fagerström test[ 13] and the Horn-Waingrow scale[ 14].

When this study was initiated we recognised three instruments designated for this specific purpose: the Context Assessment Index (CAI) [ 6], the Organizational readiness to Change Assessment (ORCA) [ 7], and the Alberta Context Tool (ACT) [ 8].

Recognising that instrument development and validation are by no means a one-time event, its test-retest reliability and responsiveness to change in clinical trials must be evaluated.

The task is to detect the temporal locations of unpitched percussive sounds (such as bass drum or hi-hat) and recognise the instruments played.

The separation can be done with unsupervised methods like sparse coding [8] or independent subspace analysis (ISA) [9], but these require recognising the instruments from the resulting streams.