Sentence examples for instruments given that from inspiring English sources

Despite that banks could have adapted to Basel II during the years before its implementation, we consider that this possibility does not affect the decision to issue different financing instruments given that the changes mainly affect the computation of risk-weighted assests and not the definitions of Tier I and Tier II.

Is it possible to improve the efficiency of sermons as policy instruments, given that they seem to be preferred, and better in harmony with decentralised modes of operation?

This limitation, however, is inherent to any study which proposes to measure the responsiveness of HRQL instruments, given that no gold standard exists.

Currently, and certainly in the near future, TIGER will operate like a high-frequency direction finding, single-site location instrument given that no other SuperDARN instrument currently overlaps its field of view.

Although the personal interviews revealed some important clues about the properties of the instrument, given that the intent is to use this translation for measurement purposes, the psychometric tests provide evidence of the reliability and validity of the scale.

As expected, the lowest correlation (divergent construct validity) was observed between SPADI and SF-12, reflecting the discriminative validity of the instrument, given that SF-12 is a generic functionality scale.

This was an appropriate instrument given that it has been successfully used to demonstrate the effect of mood on level of action identification by Beukeboom and Semin (2005, 2006), and has been repeatedly shown to be sensitive to manipulations of level of abstraction in the action identification and construal theory literature (e.g., Fujita et al., 2006, Study 1).

Given that instrument validation is an iterative process and consistent with this paradigm, the PedsQL™ Family Impact Module will be further field tested in other pediatric chronic health conditions with larger populations of children.

While it's sad to think that someone else has lost something so good, you can give that instrument a new chance to play sweet music again and save a penny in so doing.

Dr. Botstein, who this week began work as the director of the Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics at Princeton University, hardly needs the humiliation of trying to master a new instrument, especially given that his brother, Leon, is not only the president of Bard College but also the conductor of the American Symphony Orchestra.

Systematic measurement error can result in a proportional bias, where one instrument produces values that are different from those of another instrument by an amount that is proportional to the level of the measured variable, and/or a fixed bias, where one instrument gives values that are different from those of another instrument by a constant amount.