Sentence examples for instrument because the from inspiring English sources

Radiance calibrations of the airborne instrument are more complex compared to the satellite instrument because the vacuum shell of CRISTA-NF is confined by a ZnSe (zinc selenide) window and the detectors can thermally drift during measurement flights.

Moreover, there was not any legal or moral hindrance in the use of the instrument because the authorities of Fairfax County had granted open permission to use their rubrics.

In the first scenario (a) the variable Z is not a valid instrument because the instrument should be independent of U. The relationship between U and Z allows for an indirect association between Z and Y, which biases the estimation of the causal relationship between X and Y.

I thought about [using a] computer as another instrument because the guitar sound, which always used to be dominant, no longer satisfied all my needs.

First of all because I grew up around the gypsies and that is the instrument that they play and they use the guitar not just for its common role, but as a percussive instrument, because the drum set didn't fit in the caravan (laughs).

Hence, it is not sufficient to simply compare Cronbach alpha levels when looking for a reliable instrument, because the alpha level will be lower in instruments with fewer items [ 12, 22, 24].

Thus, one should emphasize the importance of valorizing the operational steps in the adaptation and validation of an instrument, because, that way, the accuracy and quality of information collected and, consequently, its analysis can be guaranteed [ 28, 29].

Changing the mouthpiece's tip opening and the length of the reed changes aspects of the harmonic timbre or voice of the instrument because this changes the speed of reed vibrations.

In the initial development it was found that no items on somatic symptoms could be included to the instrument because these items did not fit the model and violated the unidimensionality assumption of the scale [ 20].

In the 18th century it gradually replaced the harpsichord as the common keyboard instrument because of the piano's ability to alter dynamics rapidly and its ability to sustain sounds.

This finding is relevant with regard to the practicality of the instrument because results on the factorial validity suggest partial redundancy of the collected data.