Thus, we envisioned a Family Impact Module that would contribute to the literature by identifying items and scales which were not redundant with existing instruments, and which would further enhance the measurement options available through the PedsQL™ Measurement Model.
In the future seen from 1913, the noise-making machines are everywhere: orchestras and the old machines that hid noise from us, such as musical instruments, are redundant, part of pre-history.
We note that despite the semantic difference between 'therapeutic alliance' and 'side-effects', it may be redundant to administer both instruments in their entirety in all research circumstances.
The original development of the TTCI did not include a factor analysis, and so the instrument may be redundant or have subcomponents worth reorganizing.
The question for me is why did the instruments that are triple redundant, which means that there are three back-ups, all fail together?
The demonstrated predictive power for these instruments appears to be redundant, such that both appear to assess general cognitive function versus more specific abilities.
There are redundant climate-control switches on the instrument panel, plus radio buttons on the steering wheel and dash (though you can't use them to tune in new stations).
As such, then, it could be argued that the two instruments provide complementary rather than redundant information.
Thoughtful touches abound, like a fully customizable digital instrument panel and the small redundant climate control buttons for the passenger near their door.
Redundant questions were excluded during development of the interRAI instrument, when the psychometric properties of each item were examined [ 17 ].
In structural health monitoring (SHM) and control, the structure can be instrumented with an array of sensors forming a redundant sensor network, which can be utilized in sensor fault diagnosis.
