Sentence examples for two separate instruments from inspiring English sources
Mr. Klein and Mr. Rossy managed enough meticulous coordination to nearly erase the idea of two separate instruments.
Patient HRQoL was determined using the two separate instruments, the EQ 5D 3L and the NEI VFQ 25 described above.
The results from these two separate instruments (ARES and Viscotech) are plotted together in Fig. 7 as a function of shear rate.
The quality-of-life data was collected on the same day by patient completion of two separate instruments: the FACT and the SF-36.
A different approach was taken by other investigators: two separate instruments were used by other groups to study wound healing in organotypic skin-equivalent tissue models [ 31].
Thus, we also developed a chemical microspot-based system for navigating and locating microscopic regions of interest (ROIs), a critical step in precisely correlating images acquired on a highly uniform surface using two different techniques and two separate instruments (at two institutions).
EISS can operate in both a monostatic and bistatic configuration, the latter being made possible by the simultaneous operation of two separate instrument platforms.
Brushing aside a piece of bread that appeared to have fallen through the open dome from a passing bird, the astronomers at Greenwich explain how Amat is actually a cluster of four separate instruments.
On Friday, at the 25th International Conference on Neutrino Physics and Astrophysics in Kyoto, Cern's research director, Sergio Bertolucci, presented data on behalf of four separate instruments at Gran Sasso (Borexino, Icarus, LVD and Opera) that had tried to replicate the anomalous result.
Open surgery doesn't have this problem, because the abdomen is laid bare to the surgeon, and even laparoscopic surgery involves placing at least three (and sometimes as many as five) separate instruments into the abdomen from different directions, through different incisions.
Three separate instruments were used in the collection of data so as to adequately address the research questions posed.
