Sentence examples for instrumental case from inspiring English sources

In addition, the instrumental case merges with the locative case, and the ablative coincides with the dative/genitive.

The instrumental case for the arts as providers of social and economic benefit, the arguments which have been made to governments of both colours over the last 25 years, were presented with little anger and considerable example.

In a challenging pamphlet from the RSA, John Knell and Matthew Taylor claim that the arts lobby needs to make "a robust instrumental case for arts funding", not just in terms of social outcomes but also recognising "what is different and special" about the arts experience.

One of the simplest ways of establishing that the change in behaviour results from the temporal relationship between the conditional stimulus and the unconditional stimulus in a classical experiment, or between the response and the reinforcer in an instrumental case, is to impose a delay between the two.

Syntactic relations between constituents tend to be expressed by way of case-marking suffixes (or sometimes tonal inflection)—for example, for nominative, absolutive, accusative, genitive, dative, locative, associative, and instrumental case, although none of these necessarily co-occur in all languages at the same time.

An instrumental case study design was employed for this research project.

An instrumental case-study design was used to identify risk and resilience in the first sand trays of 25 young people at a rural school in Mpumalanga.

The differentiation by Stake (1995, 2005) into intrinsic and instrumental cases guides the purposive sampling strategy.

Thus the use of instrumental collective case studies is useful for identifying and studying factors that affect service level decision making in rural health.

Further downstream analysis revealed that mitochondrial pathway of apoptosis is instrumental in case of hypertrophy, whereas ER stress-induced apoptosis is predominant during MI, which was confirmed by treatment with either siRNA against VDAC1 or ER stress inhibitor tauroursodeoxycholic acid (TUDCA).

These include the four primary cases: nominative, accusative, genitive, and instrumental; three adverbial cases: allative (of which the dative is a shortened form), locative (also with a shortened form), and ablative; and a possessive or adjectival case.