Sentence examples for instruments has come from inspiring English sources

But the Trace Gas Orbiter, with more sensitive instruments, has come up empty.

The bulk of research summarizing findings about the accuracy of validated depression screening instruments has come from HIC, providing conflicting data [ 13- 15].

Linda St. Thomas, a spokeswoman for the Smithsonian, said the senator had been sent the museum's complete file on the Axelrod Quartet, as the instruments have come to be known.

The validity and clinical relevance of HRQoL instruments have come under increased scrutiny since the 2005 European Medical Agency and 2009 United States Food and Drug Administration guidelines related to the use of patient-reported outcomes (PRO) in clinical medical product development [ 16, 17].

Since confidence in the credit-rating system collapsed, almost every debt instrument has come to look riskier.

No human rights instrument had come into force so quickly.

CLARION MUSIC SOCIETY After a decade away, this legendary period-instrument ensemble — New York's first — has come back to life this season with a new music director, Steven Fox.

The other extreme is that it is a serious instrument, and one has to look at the tremendous vocabulary that has come from the instrument.

According to the Steinway archives, Motown's piano first belonged to a metal-refining tycoon in Newark, and its replacement keyboard has come from an instrument sold to nuns in Georgia.

The Barlow lens has come into general use for increasing the eyepiece power of any optical instrument.

TetraScience has come up with a plug-and-play platform which can interact with hundreds of lab instruments because it is instrument and manufacturer agnostic.