Sentence examples for techniques consistent with the from inspiring English sources

ProCare developed a physician-driven tool to capture comprehensive patient data from community practice utilizing modern electronic techniques consistent with the drive to move medicine into the 'measured world'.

These participants are also offered up to two 20-minute individual sessions with an interventionist, either in-person or via phone or email, that focus on motivation, problem solving, and a review of techniques consistent with the participant's treatment condition.

Using standard inverse dynamics techniques consistent with the International Society of Biomechanics recommended coordinate systems, the JMOFs in the sagittal and frontal planes, for the ankle, knee and hip, were calculated from the inertial properties, segmental kinematics, and ground reaction forces [ 11, 12].

Standard psychometric techniques, consistent with those recommended by the FDA [11], were used to assess the measurement properties of the NVSA©.

Four trained interviewers used the standard gamble technique, the only utility technique consistent with the axioms of utility theory, which involves making decisions under conditions of uncertainty [ 15].

Although techniques for imputing values < LOD have been debated in the literature (Caudill et al. 2007; Chen et al. 2011; Curwin et al. 2010; Gillespie et al. 2010; Jain and Wang 2008; Jain et al. 2008), we used this imputation technique consistent with the CDC National Report on Human Exposure to Environmental Chemicals (CDC 2009b).

However, the study triangulated the responses by interviewing both clients and providers using different interviewing techniques consistent with other studies within the scope of this study.

The student volunteers received a teaching resource detailing language and techniques consistent with needs-supportive tenets in SDT [16], e.g. 'acknowledge the activities were challenging and congratulate the children for trying their best'.

These results suggest a striking effect of social conformity in learned behavioral techniques, consistent with field reports of capuchin traditions and convergent on the only other species in which such cultural phenomena have been reported, chimpanzees and humans.

One particular protocol, the honey-trap experiments, exposed two communities of Eastern chimpanzees found in Western Uganda, which differed in their knowledge of stick use, to a honey acquisition task, where liquid honey was trapped in a vertical hole drilled into a wooden log., Members of the two communities relied on different techniques, consistent with their cultural knowledge.

Economic analyses bring quasi-experimental methods along with valuation techniques consistent with utility maximization to help inform such policy design.