Sentence examples for instruments future from inspiring English sources

The investors are to pay the orchestra $20 million and a share of the proceeds from the instruments' future sale.

Nonetheless, as both the FIM and the MDS are designed to be generic instruments, future research with both instruments is needed in a wider range of health care settings to determine if their psychometric properties are equivalent across different settings and client groups.

Considering the importance of validity to ensure the quality of the collected data and the generalized potential of the new instrument, future studies should allow different ways to assess the validity of the new scale, thus increasing the psychometric rigor of the analysis.

When the knowledgeable senior partner of a well-known Chicago brokerage firm appeared at a New York City bank in a tight-fitting, lime green polyester suit and Gucci shoes to solicit business in financial instrument futures, the outcome was predictably poor.

(3) Supporting research on pre-planetary dust aggregation helps to develope new applications and instruments for future space missions.

Already then Polish intellectuals including Czesław Miłosz and Leszek Kołakowski warned against building new pipelines to transport Russian gas and called them "instruments for future blackmail of Europe".

Walter's research interests include the pricing of financial instruments (options, future, risky debt, mortgages), the reorganization of financially distressed firms, and statistical issues in finance.

Selection of instruments for future research will therefore require careful evaluation of study design and objectives, population characteristics, the presence of disease-related factors, and outcomes of interest.

A vast array of questionnaires has been used to measure HRQoL in diabetes patients, contributing to the difficulty of selecting instruments for future research.

NASA has used sounding rockets since 1959 to study Earth's atmosphere, observe the effects of weightlessness, and test instruments for future space missions.

"It is a shame because it's pushing me more in the direction of analysis rather than developing instruments for future missions, where my passion truly lies".