Different instruments have been designed to help in the identification of patients with delirium.
Consequently, a number of instruments have been designed to assess recovery-oriented outcomes.
Few instruments have been designed to collect systematically the complaints of patients with schizophrenia.
Instruments have been designed to assess a wide range of different aspects of a person's everyday life.
Several instruments have been designed to measure problems associated with excessive, compulsive, or addictive use of the Internet.
Most instruments have been designed to ionize and analyze particular classes of compounds (e.g. salts, soot, or organics).
To meet climate-change mitigation targets, environmental policy instruments have been designed to transform the way goods and services are produced as well as alter consumption patterns.
To provide a deep understanding of the intrinsic coupling properties, several macro/micro-nano multi-field instruments have been designed and constructed, including an electro-magneto-mechanical nanoindentation apparatus and a multi-field bulge-test instrument.
However, most of the space instruments have been designed for scientific research, improving the understanding of processes that govern stratospheric ozone depletion, climate change and the transport of pollutants starting with the BUV instrument on Nimbus-4.
Rather, industry conditions of collapsing stocks have been re-problematized; new spaces of public/private action have been created and engaged in; new incentive-based policy instruments have been designed and operationalized.
