Stutzman says this mass-erosion of our self-control was inevitable, as the instrument of our productivity merged with that of our distraction: since computers have expanded from mere business tools to full-service entertainment centers.
Lack of agreement between different methods is inevitable, as all instruments measure with some error, but the questions of interest is by how much do the methods disagree and is this difference important?
By summertime, when John McCain had emerged as the Republican candidate, he had to face a third, strong handicap a slowing economy, sharply declining housing values and the inevitable impact on mortgage instruments and their derivatives that had started to hurt investment banks and their insurers.
While some variation in HRQOL scores obtained from different instruments is inevitable, these can be tested in target populations in order to explore the extent of variation between them.
But world revolution is contingent, not inevitable, and Marxism is an instrument, not a prediction.
It is inevitable that in selecting an instrument for a particular age group one will have to trade-off the age specificity of item content with the benefits of potential comparability across ages [ 48].
That an alcohol brand is aligning itself with one of dance music's most iconic instruments almost feels inevitable.
Laboratory methods were similar, but not identical, in 1989 and 2004, which is inevitable since laboratory methods and instruments change over time.
This initial preparatory phase, during which we also needed to address language concerns and instrument selection, had an inevitable impact on the time required for the research.
Sibling rivalry seems inevitable when family members play the same instruments, but the Kavafians say they've never experienced any sisterly envy.
