Dowsing is based on the premise that humans can tap into that energy, too, using instruments such as branches and pendulums.
After various demonstrations by expert witnesses, crashing metal on metal and using instruments such as a 1996 Akai Sampler, it was shown that an imitation of the sound-bite would have been possible in 1997.
A relief panel depicts putti using instruments such as a telescope and prism.
On the whole, women who saw midwives throughout their pregnancy were less likely to have an epidural painkiller, an episiotomy (an incision made from the vagina to anus during delivery), or a delivery using instruments, such as a vacuum or forceps.
This continuum is revealed using instruments such as the Autism Spectrum Quotient (AQ) [38], the Empathy Quotient (EQ) [39], and the Systemizing Quotient (SQ) [31], which measure such individual differences.
Therapists could obtain before-and-after measures using instruments such as the Stroke Self-Efficacy Questionnaire or SSEQ [ 29].
16 Subjects randomised to the telehealth arm underwent home self-monitoring during allotted sessions using instruments, such as glucometers, pulse oximeters, weighing scales and symptom questionnaires.
Changes in health related quality of life in the intervention and control groups were reported in three trials using instruments such as SF-36 Health Survey [ 47, 51], EuroQol instrument (EQ-5D and EQ-VAS) [ 48], and Nottingham Health Profile (NHP) [ 46].
When using instruments such as the SiCET it is of great importance that the interpreter has access to both the Swedish version and the translated version of the instrument to avoid misunderstandings in the translation.
The construct has been most notably applied using instruments such as the Caring Dimensions Inventory to measure student perceptions of caring as having both psycho-social and professional/technical dimensions [ 34- 37].
