Sentence examples for instruments are being used from inspiring English sources

"The rate at which these new financial instruments are being used should be very troubling to regulators," McMillion said.

Customer satisfaction instruments are being used with increasing frequency to assess and monitor residents' assessments of quality of care in nursing facilities.

But the most gratifying of such ensembles are those that enable you to forget that period instruments are being used at all, because the playing is itself so musical and interesting.

Data from these instruments are being used at ESOC for high-precision orbit determination, for verification of the routine orbit determination and for cross-comparison with orbits computed on-board by the DORIS navigator and with those delivered with the Envisat products.

To systematically review the literature to examine whether there has been adequate assessment of the effects of dietary intervention on quality of life (QOL) independent of weight loss, assess which instruments are being used to measure nutrition-related QOL, identify gaps in the literature, and suggest future directions.

These instruments have been used with success within the field (Benet-Martinez 2006; Gim Chung et al. 2004; Lim et al. 2002) and empirical results verify that these instruments are being used with an acceptable degree of error (Barry 2001).

A very small number of short and feasible measurement instruments was used by physical therapists working in private practices, where, conversely, a large number of instruments were being used by physical therapists working in nursing homes.

Mr. Newman said he was worried that the bill would give the police the power to seize monitoring devices, to order that they stop being used and to issue summonses if a police officer determined that the instrument were being used improperly or that the owner did not have a permit.

Most of these studies have been conducted in Great Britain and Australia where this instrument is being used as part of the national health strategy as a "Minimum Data Set".

Additionally, the instrument is being used secondary as a diagnostic and prognostic tool by 23.5%% (8/34) and 67.6 % (23/34) of the therapists, respectively.

For example, the 3L version of the instrument is being used throughout the English NHS as part of the Patients Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) programme [ 21].