Sentence examples for instrument relied from inspiring English sources

Every financial instrument relied on by investors — with the possible exception of Treasury bills — remains under severe pressure.

The instrument relies on a novel surfactant-based solvent system and bespoke, commercial and research-developed antibodies against a number of distinct biomarkers or molecular types.

The exogeneity of the instrument relies on the assumption that there are no persistent shocks that could drive the location of immigrant settlements over time and that are correlated with the outcome variables of interest (in this case, crime trends).

However, as the malleus bone is attached to the inner surface of the TM, this part of the membrane is to be avoided during the insertion process and the previous instrument relies on manual manipulation to locate the suitable insertion spot.

This instrument relies on technology first developed in the 1980 s [ 19] such as 5.25" floppy discs and a 'light-pen' to enter data.

Another issue is that the AGREE instrument relies heavily on the quality of the background documentation on which the guidelines are based.

An important limitation of the study is that the instrument relies on self reports, rather than on direct observations or registrations.

In his controversial compositions Cage used household items as percussive instruments, relied on the mystical Chinese divination system I Ching as the chance mechanism informing many of his later pieces, and perhaps most importantly of all, cultivated a starkly minimalist style that forced us to confront the uncomfortable beauty of silence.

A majority of instruments relied on survey data (88%) (Table  3), either alone (n = 76), or in combination with data collected from chart reviews (n = 4), administrative claims (n = 1), or all three data types (n = 3).

Both pilots apparently were flying without the help of instruments, relying on their vision to navigate.

3 Note that we also generated instruments relying on heteroskedasticity as suggested by Lewbel (2012).