Sentence examples for attractive instruments from inspiring English sources

The analysis in this paper concludes that policy design is crucial: while often feed-in tariffs are applauded and quota system feared, feed-in tariffs may also bring about disappointing diffusion results when poorly designed while quota systems may be also conceived as attractive instruments for independent power producers.

"Primarily, people look for sound, but it's nice to have an attractive instrument," Mr. Rudolph said.

As Leonora, Zvetelina Vassileva has an attractive instrument about one size too small, but shows little to no interpretative sensitivity; the main dramatic interest of her scenes lay in seeing who would win the tugs-of-war she waged with the conductor, Frédéric Chaslin, as she sought out the tempos that would let her sound the prettiest.

Location values have long been recognized as an attractive instrument to raise municipal revenues.

While the former two features create incentives to follow a strategy of labor hoarding, short-time work is a relatively attractive instrument to sustain such a strategy.16.16

The CCQ is an attractive instrument for monitoring response to viral infection in asthma due to viral infections.

However, it requires medical pupil dilation which makes it a less attractive instrument in the present context.

16 Scores to estimate CV risk represent an attractive instrument to identify patients at high risk, both acutely and in the long term, and prompt more aggressive interventions.

It is not a tool to diagnose mood disorders but it has proofed to be a reliable, valid and responsive instrument to assess the severity of symptoms of mood disorders.[ 10] The self-administration and short completion time makes the HADS an attractive instrument for use in trials.

3.8 68 22 10 9. Cooperative capital is an attractive investment instrument.

Films are a highly attractive teaching instrument and an appropriate teaching method in health education.