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Earthquakes have been studied at TRIES using instruments developed by our group (Ishii et al. 1997, 2002) for comprehensive observations in deep boreholes.

This paper reports on the performance of TI's newest SPR device, the Spreeta 2000, measured using instruments developed by TI and by Prolinx Inc., who are developing advanced molecular interaction analysis technology utilizing a proprietary version of Spreeta 2000.

We will assess knowledge about breast cancer and colorectal cancer and its treatment using instruments developed by our investigators.

The 'Measure of Acceptance of the Theory of Evolution' (MATE) is a widely used instrument developed by Rutledge and Warden ([1999]) which comprises 20 Likert-type items (5 = Strongly Agree; 4 = Agree; 3 = Undecided; 2 = Disagree; 1 = Strongly Disagree).

It is a widely used instrument developed indigenously in Urdu.

Record reviews were using special instruments developed by research team members.

Indeed, most training hospitals in Japan are using evaluation instruments developed by individual residency directors, while the validity and reliability of most of these instruments remain to be established as yet.

The collection of inputs and assessment of actors engaged in the performance of the CRUs and Observatories in each region was done using several instruments developed by the evaluation team to record information from group discussions, individual interviews and field observations (see annexes).

Students' perceptions were evaluated using two adapted instruments developed by international experts within the Electronic Virtual Patients Project (eViP, http://www.virtualpatients.eu) [ 32].

Following the initial evaluation of the abstracts, these two reviewers (CT, SB) independently applied study inclusion/exclusion criteria and assessment of methodological quality using standardised critical appraisal instruments developed by the JBI (www.joannabriggs.org).org

Results are embedded in standardized information on the organization of mental health care inthe participating catchment areas which was collected by use of the instruments developed by the European Psychiatric Care Assessment Team.