Sentence examples for be an efficient instrument from inspiring English sources

The AASES was however found to be an efficient instrument for measuring self-efficacy to abstain from alcohol use through the use of exploratory factor analysis and reliability analysis.

In a brief foreign policy section near the beginning of his speech, Mr. Schröder repeated his familiar calls for a peaceful solution to the Iraqi crisis, saying that the government of President Saddam Hussein was "cooperating better and more actively" and that arms inspections "are an efficient instrument that we have no right to bring to an end".

It is widely argued by many environmentalist and renowned economists that pollution levies are an efficient instrument for environmental objectives (Baumol and Oates 1988).

We used the MMSE because it has proven to be an efficient, widely accepted instrument for the screening and assessment of cognitive impairment in the elderly [ 3, 19- 21].

In evaluating LEED rating system, the results inferred indicate that the system is intended more for programming than actual designing purposes and is not an efficient instrument for analysing architectural design process.

Clearly, the positive wage shock in this setting is not an efficient instrument to stimulate the economy.

The PHQ-9 proved to be an efficient and well-received screening instrument for MDD in this sample of diabetes patients in a specialized outpatient clinic.

A carbon tax is an efficient economic instrument to reduce emissions of carbon dioxide released from fossil fuel burning.

Conclusions-The Schizophrenia Quality Of Life-scale (SOL), based on a patient's point of view approach, is an efficient, multidimensional instrument designed for the measurement of the consequences of schizophrenia on individuals' lives.

The study goal is to design an efficient instrument to gather information on the three dimensions.

The SKID-II is an efficient, user-friendly instrument that helps to make standardized, reliable, and accurate diagnoses of the 10 DSM-IV Axis II personality disorders.