Sentence examples for instruments and means from inspiring English sources
When these anomalies reach sufficient magnitude, the scientific discipline falls into a state of crisis that cannot be worked out with current instruments and means (Kuhn 1962).
It used standard analyses of internal reliability of psychometric instruments and means of establishing cut-off scores to detect clinically significant symptoms of depression and anxiety.
The European Union will work to achieve the objectives of this Common Strategy by making appropriate use of all relevant instruments and means available to the Union, the Community and to the Member States.
to make full and appropriate use of existing instruments and means, in particular the PCA, as well as all relevant EU and Member States instruments and Member States programmes, and to develop and maintain to this end an indicative inventory of the resources of the Union, the Community and Member States through which this Common Strategy will be implemented.
One sentence read: "At times we may shift our focus towards the difference between what might be considered 'real sound' and its transcription as produced by the musical instruments and other means". And indeed, the music's primary elements are a gently manipulated recording of a field by a motorway, and a string quartet responding idiomatically to the recording.
We observed disparity in HRQOL derived from young patients and caregivers using all instruments, and the mean of differences exceeded 0.03, a difference that has been considered to be clinically significant by previous investigators [ 7, 9, 29].
The CV of the correction value (instrument error) was increased gradually by 0.5 percentage points for both instruments according to the formula: CV % = 10 0 x SD / mean, where SD is the standard deviation of the correction value (instrument error) and mean is the mean of the corrected height and weight values respectively.
This creates confusion about which species and pathways should be addressed by which instrument, and ultimately means that many invasive species and pathways are not addressed [124].
Its first part describes recent advances in social studies of markets, which seek greater appreciation of the role of economics in the formation of markets via economic theories, instruments, and many other means.
Within each era examined, the prime considerations of the discussion are the meanings of "concerto" as then current; the concerto's place in the social life of the time; its scoring, or particular use of musical instruments and voices; its means of achieving opposition and contrast (if any); its musical structure; and its output by chief regions and masters.
We used bivariate analysis (Pearson's correlation) with the mean sum score of the "SmoCess-GP" instrument and the mean sum score of the "trust in physicians_short form" scale.
