Three readings of each project were conducted for simultaneously filling instruments 1 and 2. After reading the 16 projects, data from the checklist were analysed according to the total presence (Y = yes) or absence (N = no) of the elements related to the strength-of-evidence of effectiveness (Jiménez et al. 2014), according to the content of each project.
Missing data in the instruments were not replaced and only data from completely filled in instruments were used in the analyses.
In another classroom, a music teacher herded the children into a closet filled with instruments.
In addition to canisters filled with instruments, another way scientists measure the yield and characterists of a weapon is through radiochemistry.
The left front seat has been removed to accommodate a stretcher and most of the available interior space is filled with instruments and medical supplies.
The studio is filled with instruments, and Carter is immediately impressed with the Wurlitzer (for those looking for a sonic reference, think Supertramp's "The Logical Song").
In school, in a music appreciation class, there was a table filled with instruments and I happened to pick up a trumpet.
It took a good three or four minutes for the musicians to sidle to their places, arms filled with instruments and charts.
The stage was filled with instruments -- bassoon, flute, cello, vibraphone, trumpet and banjo, alongside guitars, bass, keyboards and lots of drums -- and sometimes the clatter threatened to upstage the patter.
She's at home with it all, as she's very understanding of the people around her. My house is filled with instruments: trumpets, guitars, saxophones, all kinds of violins.
