Sentence examples for instrument available at from inspiring English sources

The French finance minister, Laurent Fabius, said European Central Bank members would watch the euro, and Christian Noyer, the central bank's vice president, remarked that "intervention is an instrument available at any time".

At an early age she developed a passion for music and chose the trombone as her instrument (because it was the most "non-girly" instrument available at the music store that day).

The instrument available at the start of the study (2004) was version 3.0, a 30-item instrument designed for self-administration.

He picked up the trombone because it was one of the few instruments available at his middle school.

The main goal of the IDRP development is to semi-automatize the harvesting of scientific data generated by many different instruments available at the NFFA-Europe sites, and of their metadata to allow them to be searchable according to the FAIR Guiding Principles.

Since it has been possible for us to obtain the arm length values by measuring directly from instruments available at ISK (Kandilli) station, we used these values to remove circular arcs on original seismograms for the 1935 Earthquake.

Due to the different period of the investigations the XRF analysis for the elemental identification of the pigments applied for the illuminations as well as the inks used for the text were carried out with two different portable XRF instruments available at the Institute of Science and Technology in Art, Academy of Fine Arts Vienna (ISTA).

The QoL instruments available at the time did not meet all of these criteria.

Apart from the 21 instruments owned by SciLifeLab, there are at least five other instruments available at the larger universities of Sweden.

Data for gene expression assays were obtained using instruments available at the South Dakota State University Functional Genomics Core Facility supported in part by the National Science Foundation/EPSCoR Grant No. 0091948 and by the State of South Dakota.

These questions were based on an instrument available and in use at the time of the Baby NAP SACC study [ 35] to assess parental beliefs about physical activity.