Sentence examples for instruments devised by from inspiring English sources

There, dancers in her company played toy instruments devised by Mr. Mariotte.

The agencies' traditional work of rating debt securities has been further stretched to cover exotic structured-finance instruments devised by investment banks.

And in the same way that our regulatory structure was outmoded and unable to deal with the complex new financial instruments devised by Wall Street, the rhetoric we use today to describe what's happening to our system is not up to the task.

The instruments devised by these two projects form a three level modular structure.

Assessment of trial quality was also performed using the widely used instrument devised by Jadad et al. [Jadad AR, Moore RA, Carroll D, Jenkinson C, Reynolds DJM, Gavaghan DJ, et al. Assessing the quality of reports of randomized clinical trials: Is blinding necessary? Cont Clin Trials 1996; 17:1717].

The audience participates in "the game" by generating visuals and sound using a custom-built instrument devised by Roscoe traversing five "levels" that are themed as critiques of conventions associated with the video game medium.

So we should ask: If this testing instrument, devised by the largest and one of the most sophisticated school districts in the United States, leads to conclusions that seem so utterly divorced from reality, why should this instrument be used to decide the fate of teachers?

The quality appraisal instrument devised by Philips et al. [ 24] include dimensions of methodological quality corresponding to rationales for structure, structural assumptions, disease states/pathways, cycle length, and internal consistency.

The model was compared for utility with the existing pain instrument devised by Fries et al. The Pain Scale is widely used as a secondarily derived tool using MDS data.

The first argues for forcing everyone that deals in any kind of financial product to comply not only with existing bank regulations, but with thousands of new rules yet to be designed to manage the risks associated with the growing array of exotic financial instruments devised and traded by shadow banks.

It was President Lyndon Johnson who, at the signing of the Voting Rights Act nearly 50 years ago, declared that "the vote is the most powerful instrument ever devised by man for breaking down injustice". Let's take maximum advantage of this powerful instrument and register to vote.