Sentence examples for functioning instruments from inspiring English sources
Del Ponte's determination to make the Rwanda and Yugoslavia tribunals functioning instruments of international criminal justice caused consternation.
British pilot who as a prominent member of the Atagirls, the women's branch of the World War II Air Transport Auxiliary (ATA), delivered some 250 Spitfires and other planes to Royal Air Force (RAF) squadrons, often in poor weather or under enemy attack and without weapons or functioning instruments.
Niewenhuijsen et al. [ 41] concluded in a review that there was a lack of functioning instruments detecting the very specific deficits in mental disorders.
The use of advanced technology in MIS easily explains the experts' view on the importance of good functioning instruments and equipment.
Another advantage of the FPQ over generic participation and social functioning instruments (i.e., the PROMIS® item bank, the PDI or others presented by Wilkie et al. [ 8], Eyssen et al. [ 44] or Noonan et al. [ 45]) is the FPQ's specificity for FMS patients.
Each patient was interviewed in English by a trained interviewer one week before, six months after, and two years after surgery using a standardized questionnaire including a generic HRQoL instrument (i.e. the SF-36) and two functioning instruments (i.e. the OKS and the KSS).
Despite having the patent, Bell did not have a fully functioning instrument.
The majority of apps in this category try to cram a fully functioning instrument into an interface that, while touch-sensitive, is still only three inches wide.
An example of the use of a properly functioning instrument is also shown.
Do not leave home without a tuner and functioning instrument cables, there is no better way to look unprofessional than to need to borrow a tuner every night.
For example, the Schizophrenia Objective Functioning Instrument was designed to assess functioning, and the Quality of Life Scale was designed to assess a patient's quality of life; however, both have domains that assess occupational and psychosocial functioning.
