Sentence examples for using a specific form from inspiring English sources

The only limiting factor is physical barriers such as areas that can only be accessed by using a specific form.

Demographic and socioeconomic data as well as information relating to the diagnosis were collected by the investigator after individually interviewing each patient using a specific form.

Data on 200 caregivers and their patients were collected using a specific form to assess cognitive, behavioural, functional patient (MMSE, and ADL-IAD) and caregiver stress (CBI).

We analysed incident reports of accidents that occurred between 1995 and the end of 2012, which the US Powered Paragliding Association USPPAA) had collected using a specific form published on its website.

In oseltamivir studies the risk ratio (treatment effect) was 0.50 (95% confidence interval 0.27 to 0.90, I=0%) in studies using a non-specific form for capture of diagnosis of "pneumonia" (nine studies) and 0.93 (0.59 to 1.47, I=0%) in studies using a specific form for capture of diagnosis of "pneumonia" (five studies).

The investigators used a specific form specifically designed to extract data of methodological and scientific quality.

Chancletas uses a specific form of wooden shoe that accentuates or embellishes the music with rhythmic footwork under loose and swiveling hips.

The hackers used a specific form of malware dedicated to grabbing sensitive data out of hardened point of sale terminals.

We use a specific form of a multi-stage carcinogenic model to illustrate this point.

In addition, participants were almost exclusively Norwegian or Swedish, most were men, and all used a specific form of smokeless tobacco namely, snus so the results might not generalise to other settings or to users of different types of smokeless tobacco products for example, spit (or chewing) tobacco.

Age and years-to-death were fitted as categorical fixed effects rather than continuous covariates because our aim was to generate age-specific estimates and standard errors for each trait in order to compare them; fitting age and years-to-death as covariates would have required using a specific functional form (e.g. linear, quadratic) and not allowed us to generate age-specific standard errors.