Sentence examples for using a similar instrument from inspiring English sources

Recently, we showed that the diffusion approximation actually underestimates the experimentally measured reduction in photon scatter at early times using a similar instrument configuration as we model here [ 20].

Also, using the CES-D provided an opportunity to compared results in pregnant women with general populations of childbearing women using a similar instrument to that used in primary care practices.

In contrast, a small-scale study (n = 30, non-small cell lung cancer) using a similar instrument showed no association between the change in quality of life score and survival [ 31].

Arab merchants used a similar instrument as early as the 8th century ad, and the bill in its present form attained wide use during the 13th century among the Lombards of northern Italy, who carried on considerable foreign commerce.

The Romans may have even used a similar instrument, a flagellum, in which small rocks or bone fragments were also attached on the end of the thongs.

The Uganda national census conducted in 2001 reported a prevalence of 4%, whereas the Uganda National Household Survey of 2005 found a prevalence of disability of 7%. 5 7 The prevalence of disability found in this study is comparable to the 11% prevalence found in a study done in Zambia that used a similar instrument and cut-off to assess disability.

In a previous study using a similar e-SBI instrument we found an assessment effect, i.e. hazardous or harmful drinkers who received 10 minutes of web-based assessment of their drinking, in the absence of a feedback intervention, subsequently reported drinking less than a screening-only control group 30.

Taney was shameless enough to quote the Declaration of Independence's words about all men being created equal, and then to write that they would "seem to embrace the whole human family, and if they were used in a similar instrument at this day would be so understood.

Using a similar approach, the patient was instrumented with pedicle screws from T3-S1.

Using a similar search process, HEE quality appraisal instruments were determined possibly relevant if they provided explicit criteria against which the quality of economic evaluations could be appraised.

Our finding that Canadian family physicians hold positive attitudes toward the promotion of EBM in primary care is consistent with the findings of similar surveys in the United Kingdom [ 14] and Saudi Arabia [ 21], both of which used a similar survey instrument to that employed in the present study.