Sentence examples for instrumental innovation from inspiring English sources

The rate of instrumental innovation is such that analytic instruments often become obsolete within 10 years of their introduction.

Through the pruning of the many entries, judges could pick up and run with a theme: social commentary, song-writing craft, instrumental innovation – there are endless options.

Among those arriving to swell the ranks were the saxophonist Evan Parker, the guitarist Derek Bailey (obituary, December 29 2005) and the bassist Barry Guy, whose instrumental innovations would parallel those of Rutherford.

However, robust bio-technological and instrumental innovations have created exponential increase in novel compounds and databases which compelled rethinking of the evaluation procedures.

And he points out that this approach, common among the baby-boomer generation of rock critics and fans, has a weakness: a tendency to skim past purely musical value (instrumental virtuosity, innovation, production, etc) "in a search for heroes".

Small businesses are also instrumental to our innovation economy; small firms produce 13 times more patents per employee than larger firms and employ more than 40% of high technology workers in America.

Globally, three trends are instrumental in this innovation.

(2b) HTA should be instrumental in promoting innovation which offers the best outcomes for patients and society as a whole and is a necessary tool for ensuring the proper application and use of health technologies.

We propose that corporate venture capital programs may be instrumental in harvesting innovations from entrepreneurial ventures and thus an important part of a firm's overall innovation strategy.

University cooperation and again competitor cooperation are instrumental in creating innovations generating sales of products that are novel to the market, improving the growth performance of firms.

Yet, the results are strong enough to provide a potentially useful instrumental variable for future innovation research.