Sentence examples for value instruments from inspiring English sources

For patient-centred assessment to have clinical value, instruments must be evaluated beyond basic psychometric properties.

To be of value, instrument readings need to have a high level of predictability of sensory assessments of textural quality.

This instrument shows the >5-ppm value (instrument setup process).

The corresponding SD of the correction value (instrument error) for scales and stadiometers was deducted for each CV value and used in the simulation model.

The correction value (instrument error) was calculated as the difference between 120.0 cm and the registered measure of the stadiometer at each school.

The CV of the correction value (instrument error) was increased gradually by 0.5 percentage points for both instruments according to the formula: CV % = 10 0 x SD / mean, where SD is the standard deviation of the correction value (instrument error) and mean is the mean of the corrected height and weight values respectively.

The second model was run with the actual size of correction value (instrument error) from the NCG-study with differentiated CVs for scales and stadiometers and the mean was still assumed to be zero (Table  1).

Finally, we calculated the correction value (instrument error) for all 127 scales to be the difference between the "true" weight of the container and the uncorrected weight of the corresponding container measured at the school scale by the school nurse.

It is often the sign of a good value instrument.

As well as raising cash, such a sale would have had the side-effect of setting a true market price for these hard-to-value instruments.

He claims that normal science can succeed in making progress only if there is a strong commitment by the relevant scientific community to their shared theoretical beliefs, values, instruments and techniques, and even metaphysics.