Sentence examples for instruments arising from from inspiring English sources
Harrison and Rutström discuss the crucial issue of whether there is bias in CVM instruments arising from the fact that both the policy being evaluated and its damage prevention value are hypothetical with weak and distorted private incentives for respondents to accurately reveal their preferences.
[ 72] However, an issue that is of particular concern with brief instruments arises from the potential for comorbidity of mental disorders.
Our code consists of the source, relay, and destination sub-virtual instruments (SubVIs) arising from decomposing of a VI as well as the network coding and decoding SubVI, which are all combined in the timed flat sequence structure.
In music timbre is the characteristic tone colour of an instrument or voice, arising from reinforcement by individual singers or instruments of different harmonics, or overtones, of a fundamental pitch.
Errors in the folding rates arising from instrument artifacts were only ∼20% for constant-force measurements of DNA hairpins with typical choices of linker length and probe size.
The first two modules automatically extract the rainfall signal from the digitized strip chart image: they are based not only on image analysis techniques, but also on the mechanical features of the recording instrument and on considerations arising from the examination of the strip charts.
Having such relevant instruments is very important to attenuate any potential bias arising from potential instrument non-validity.
The error budget in these higher-level products is described, together with its breakdown into errors arising from the instrument and errors arising from the retrievals.
With the presence of an internal standard (IS), area ratio can be employed to obviate certain errors arising from the instrument.
Randomization can be used as an instrument to adjust for threats arising from non-compliance [ 2– 5].
Large-Scale-Dynamic-Data (advertised as the next wave of Big Data) includes the integrated range of data from high-end systems and instruments together with the dynamic data arising from ubiquitous sensing and control in engineered, natural, and societal systems.
