Sentence examples for instruments although the from inspiring English sources

The cantata, as developed in northern Germany in the 17th century, often relied only upon soloists and a small group of instruments, although the role of the chorus gradually became more important.

The Braden scale is one of the most extensively studied risk assessment instruments, although the majority of studies focused on validity rather than reliability.

The demo contained 15 songs and supports gameplay for all 4 instruments (although the actual in-store setup varied).

This poses problems as regards finding theoretical models and appropriate measuring instruments, although the correct application of experts' recommendations will make it possible to standardise results for later analysis.

More than two third (70%) of operation cost was from operative instruments, although the sample hospital was quite efficient in using these instruments since, where possible, reusable instruments were introduced.

Short survey instruments reduce the users' burden and various efforts have been made to create short form versions from longer survey instruments, although the difficulties are often underestimated [ 17].

The DT and PL are predominantly utilised as self-administered instruments, although in the current study they were used in a cancer helpline context by telephone.

Royal Bank of Scotland has climbed 2.8p to 345p as it said its business plan did not call for the issuance of capital instruments although this remained an option.

But later, when "Concerto" was crossed off a harpsichord solo by the German composer Johann David Heinichen, copied posthumously in 1731, and "Sonata" was entered in its place, the intention was probably to choose a title more identified with the performing instrument, although the work may well have been transcribed from a concerto.

They concluded that there was insufficient evidence to support the exclusive use of any one instrument, although the AGREE instrument has received the most evaluation.

This approach can be seen as a strength in the construction of the instrument although the read-aloud/think-aloud procedures are based on subjective assessments.