Sentence examples for instruments because of the from inspiring English sources

In his later years he focused on classical works, often transcribing and performing pieces written for other instruments because of the bass's limited solo repertory.

Although it is convenient for users to evaluate surfaces straightforwardly after measurement, the results are usually incomparable with those from other surface instruments because of the different characterization systems.

Slaveowners and state governments tried to prevent slaves from making or playing musical instruments because of the use of drums to signal the Stono Rebellion in 1739.

We were not able to perform a meta-analysis on the results of the included studies that used other QoL instruments, because of the very small numbers of studies that used the same instrument (EQ-5D: NHP; n=2: n=2; HSQ: n=1; DHP: n=1).

Additionally, it was not possible to perform a clinical evaluation to test the reliability of the instruments because the design of the national survey does not include a clinical examination or a clinical instrument.

It may not even be a good instrument, because of the way it has amplified anonymous accusations.

In the 18th century it gradually replaced the harpsichord as the common keyboard instrument because of the piano's ability to alter dynamics rapidly and its ability to sustain sounds.

30 We decided to use this instrument because of the dyadic approach in SDM.

The alternate version of the chewing function questionnaire can be used as a stand-alone instrument because of the demonstrated reliability and validity of scores obtained using the questionnaire in partially dentate patients.

The feedback provided by the clicker questions gave students an opportunity to develop familiarity with summative instruments because the majority of the questions in the TP games matched the style used in our summative assessments, with clinical vignette stems and multiple choice answers.

Thus, one should emphasize the importance of valorizing the operational steps in the adaptation and validation of an instrument, because, that way, the accuracy and quality of information collected and, consequently, its analysis can be guaranteed [ 28, 29].