A circulating nurse is removing used instruments from the OR and taking them to another room for decontamination.
We used instruments from the Patient Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System (PROMIS) developed by the NIH Roadmap initiative to assess physical functioning (short form and global health status) [ 40].
When you have people ready to blow themselves up using instruments from our daily lives — the cellphone, the shoe, the backpack, the car, the airplane — you have people who are destroying the very thing that keeps an open society open, and that is trust.
In April 2010, using instruments from PISA (2009), the cognitive measurements were repeated and an additional survey questionnaire was applied.
Using instruments from previous missions and salvaging the lander itself from the Surveyor mission boosted confidence, he says.
Classical and folk musicians mingle in its resident ensemble, Musique Sans Frontières, and the organization is about to start workshops in New York City schools, using instruments from different cultures.
Felton started the Marching Mountains, a newly registered non-profit which collects used instruments from around the country and distributes them to public schools in the largely impoverished Appalachia region.
Data came from the general population cohort and Entebbe cohort of the Medical Research Council/Uganda Virus Research Institute, and from the Africa Centre Demographic Information System through cross-sectional surveys in 2009/10 using instruments adapted from the World Health Organization (WHO) Study on Global Ageing and adult health (SAGE).
Data used in this study were collected within the Africa Centre surveillance area, using instruments adapted from the World Health Organization WHOO) Study on global AGEing and adult health (SAGE) [ 18].
Data were collected within the Africa Centre surveillance area using instruments adapted from the World Health Organization WHOO) Study on global AGEing and adult health (SAGE).
