Sentence examples for instruments and well from inspiring English sources

Writers noted the tracks' instrumentations of guitars, bass guitar, drums, vocoded, robotic and female vocals, and synthesizers used to emulate orchestral instruments, and well as compositional elements of a variety of complex builds.

"They're a resource, a reservoir that almost anybody can tap into," he said as his band mates tuned their instruments, and well-wishers crowded the bus.

CVD could also produce high quality graphene, but it requires specially designed instruments and well-controlled synthesis conditions [32, 38, 39].

This work demonstrates that, using recent instruments and well-established methodologies, imaging spectrometry can be of practical help for the detection and mapping of expansive clays.

Although iPCR have been designed to detect many proteins [10 19], it may suffer from important limitations including complicated protocol as well as requirement of special instruments and well-trained laboratory personnel.

Among these approaches, nanomaterials-based biosensors provide opportunity to realize rapid, sensitive, efficient and portable detection, overcoming the restrictions and limitations of traditional methods such as complicated sample pretreatment, long detection time, and relying on expensive instruments and well-trained personnel.

The strengths of our study are the use of a structured standardized instrument and well trained interviewers who captured the information systematically and accurately.

All standard reference materials were able to be successfully quantitated for OPAHs on both instruments and compares well to other published results (Table  S1, Electronic supplementary material).

Forget five-tool players, he's got tools, instruments and a well-stocked pantry.

His energy was mainly devoted to improving already existing woodwind instruments, and his well-tuned recorders, flutes, oboes, and bassoons were highly regarded throughout Europe.

Reduced costs for Sanger sequencing using capillary instruments and 96-well formats facilitated multilocus studies in larger collections [ 43 51].