Sentence examples for spectrum of instruments from inspiring English sources

Both the number and the quality of assessment tools have increased over the years so that there is now a broad spectrum of instruments for adults and children available, which is used from epidemiological studies to health services research, and especially in quality assurance and comparative benchmarking.

Also, there is little consensus on what spectrum of instruments constitutes a binding advance directive in real life.

We did not attempt to directly address the debates over the dimensionality of acculturation or its role in society, but rather selected items from across the spectrum of instruments that represent these viewpoints.

It should be used as a component of a spectrum of assessment instruments that complement each other.

Consistent with previous recommendations [ 167- 169], health related quality of life (HRQoL) will be assessed using a spectrum of validated instruments.

Consistent with published guidelines [ 24], HRQOL will be assessed using a spectrum of HRQOL instruments including a disease specific questionnaire (Kidney Disease Quality of Life Short Form (KDQOL-SF), a generic questionnaire (Short-Form 36 (SF-36), and a preference-based questionnaire (Euroqol (EQ-5D)) [ 25, 26].

It allows for compensation for the deficiencies of some instruments by the strengths of other instruments, resulting in a diverse spectrum of complementary measurement instruments that can capture competence as a whole.

To cover the whole spectrum of ADL, assessment instruments preferably comprise a wide range of basic and instrumental ADL [ 8].

The next two decades will see a spread of lethal technologies and a "wider spectrum of more accessible instruments of war" especially precision-strike, cyber and bioterror weapons, the report said.

The amplitude and phase spectra of the instrument response functions of the three coil types (Fig. 4) show the order-of-magnitude range of sensitivity (V/nT) of the three instruments in the bandwidth of greatest interest (100 s to 10 Hz), as well as phase shifts inherent in the transducers.

The CID voltage specific modeling allows for analysis of experimental spectra from a wider range of instruments such as triple quadrupole or Fourier transform (FT) mass spectrometers (see Figure 3).