Sentence examples for affecting instruments from inspiring English sources

An equal dwell time of ten minutes was used for each measurement to control time as a factor affecting instruments and sites [ 21- 23, 46- 48].

While it is tempting to ascribe the pattern of deficits exhibited by B.R. to an auditory associative agnosia affecting instruments, the findings on the musical perceptual tasks (Experiment 1, Table 2) suggest a need for some caution.

However, he thought that environmental effects, such as tempertature or humidity, might have affected instruments used to measure this.

In order to overcome classic structural analysis inconveniences due to the high water amount, which affects instruments results and reliability, agar-Carbomer hydrogels were synthesized by microwave-assisted block copolymerization together with La3+ salts.

Density errors affect instruments metering airspeed and altitude.

Item Response Theory (IRT) [ 4, 5] overcomes some of the limitations that may affect instruments developed under the CTT.

Tells how it would affect instrument makers, such as Steinway and the Hammond organ people.

Factors that can affect instrument accuracy include population variation in mental illness prevalence [ 16], differences in the strength of association between the items and the implied factor being measured, variation in the expression of psychological symptoms, and systematic differences in how the response scales for each question are completed [ 17].

Inherent errors may fall into several categories, each affecting different instruments.

Ferrier's deep alto voice was the most affecting musical instrument I had ever heard.

The presence (as at 2010) of two breeding pairs of wild peregrine falcons (nesting one in each of the telescope's two support towers) prevents the nuisance of pigeon infestation (by droppings fouling, and their body heat affecting sensitive instrument readings) that some other radio telescopes suffer from.