Sentence examples for If instrumental from inspiring English sources

Many philosophers write as if instrumental value is the only type of extrinsic value, but that is a mistake.

The inaccuracy of vertical illuminance determined out of scanned luminance data can be several tens of percent if instrumental field of view (FOV) exceeds 10°.

Women were included if they were aged between 18 and 45 years, with a singleton pregnancy, cephalic presentation at delivery and if instrumental extraction was indicated.

It may be worth investigating the upper limits of what might be achieved if instrumental developments allowed us to sample from undistorted multinomials corresponding to the isotopic abundance patterns.

Figure 1 gives a rough idea of what the thematic mismatches look like (PF = patient focus, LF = locative focus, IF = instrumental focus; the argument at the bottom represents the thematic role of the trigger designated by the corresponding focus/voice morphology): Open image in new window Figure 1 Thematic correspondence between focus morphology and trigger.

If his instrumental skills were often sidelined by his many other achievements, Dankworth remained a performer with his own sound.

We also checked in Appendix: Table 8 if the instrumental variables were correlated with the outcomes of interest.

The proposed measure is also used to find out if new instrumental developments improve the precision as compared to existing methods.

The second and the third columns of Table 7 show the exogeneity test and the regression results, which determine if the instrumental variables are weak or not.

Second, if such instrumental concerns can somehow be taken care of through alternative ways, employees feel it is less necessary to secure their particularistic ties with the employers.

It may (a) affect whether an individual wrongdoer should be punished, even if no instrumental good (primarily deterrence and incapacitation) would thereby be achieved, but it may also (b) affect whether institutions of punishment should be established, even if no instrumental goods would thereby be achieved.