Sentence examples for instruments and supporting from inspiring English sources
Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter and Mars Express continued exploring with new instruments, and supporting lander missions.
He played a dozen instruments and supported himself through the Depression as a vaudevillian one-man band; he was also a sheet metal worker who helped build World War II airplanes, a self-published writer, a Fuller Brush salesman, a sign painter, a carpenter and an aircraft engineer.
This paper presents an overview of the program, including the motivation for the field research, a review of the program's scientific objectives, the history of the program from 1999 2010, and descriptions of the instrument systems and supporting infrastructure.
Overall, these results provide satisfactory psychometric properties for the proposed instrument and support its use as an assessment tool for measuring crowding experience in the rail setting.
The current findings demonstrate that despite possible culture differences, the mainland Chinese version of WHOQOL-BREF has retained the original factorial structure of the instrument and supported the use of the instrument in diverse populations.
Psychometric properties of the Greek version of SF-12 also provided evidence on the validity of the instrument and supported its use in Greek health-related quality of life studies [ 25].
Staff members maintain the facility's instruments and support facility operations in addition to developing improved technology for advanced applications and instrumentation.
Authors by the same study recommended several screening instruments and support for screening [ 14].
Eye care units include designated nurses, diagnostic equipment and instruments, and support for surgical outreach with transport for patients.
That's why we introduced instruments for managing risks and supporting production organisations.
A study strength is that the sample size was larger (n = 136) than in previous validation studies of this instrument, reducing standard errors and supporting its application in individual and group studies [ 33].
