The United Nations Charter (1945) is both a multilateral treaty and the constituent instrument of the United Nations.
Rwanda is a member of the WIPO convention, the constituent instrument of the World Intellectual Property organization.
Mercury is a toxic metal that has been used by humans for centuries as a constituent of medicines, scientific instruments, fungicides, and other items, in addition to being used in many industrial processes (Goldwater 1972).
Our schema is built upon the notion of the instrument as the root concept, which includes 4 children describing the constituent components of an instrument: instrumentPolicies, instructions, items, and scoring.
"In essence, we're videotaping the atmosphere and its constituents," Thomas Pagano, the instrument's project manager, said at a news conference in San Francisco during a meeting of the American Geophysical Union.
We also examined the predictive properties of measures of symptoms (PANSS [ 29, 30]) and global function (GAF [ 31]) treating these as another standard to be beaten – are specific risk assessment instruments and their constituent items better than assessing symptoms and function?
Such instruments can empower constituents in the political process.
Although the instrument needs further refinement, and although a critical appraisal of the factors influencing the necessity and feasibility of blinded RCTs and its constituent study characteristics remains essential, this instrument has the potential to support transparent, reproducible and well-founded decisions on appropriate evidence of effectiveness in medical specialist care.
For a given chord type, the recordings of three constituent notes are chosen from three random instruments.
In order to quantify these exposure events, instruments which measure specific exhaust constituent concentrations were placed near a roadway and connected to the mouth of a mannequin used as a pedestrian surrogate.
