Sentence examples for instruments in either from inspiring English sources

With the string orchestra (and limited percussion) arranged in two symmetrical halves, and instruments in either natural temperament or a sixth-tone lower, the oscillating timbres frequently sound more like a synthesiser than a string orchestra.De Ridder's clear and admirably ambidextrous conducting helped keep the shapes clear and vivid.

However, methods of vital sign measurement are not documented for children in the meningococcal dataset (who presented to many different hospitals), and there was no standardised mechanism for calibration of the instruments in either study.

At each scheduled interview, trained research associates, using a standardized instrument in either English or Spanish, obtained information about housing status, medical service utilization, HIV risk behaviors, antiretroviral medication use, substance use, addiction severity, and depressive symptoms.

Determination of PBDEs using LR instruments is typically made with the instruments operated in either EI-MS or ECNI-MS modes.

Cognitive ability was assessed using standard neuropsychological instruments administered in either Spanish or English, depending on the subject's preference.

Recordings were at room temperature with 1M KCl electrodes (10 20 MΩ on neurons in situ; 40 70 MΩ on neurons in cell culture), via an Axoclamp 2 voltage clamp/amplifier (Axon Instruments) used in either current clamp mode or in two-electrode voltage clamp mode, as appropriate to the design of the experiment.

The informed consent and study instruments were provided in either English or Yoruba (the most prevalent indigenous language in Ibadan) to accommodate participants who did not speak English fluently, although English is the official language spoken in Nigeria.

The results indicated that no single instrument was superior in either respect.

These exogenous changes have been used either as instruments in instrumental variable estimators or as discontinuities in regression discontinuity designs, generally in single-country settings.

Responsiveness is measured by comparing changes in clinical endpoints and changes in instrument outcomes over time in either observational or clinical trials [ 6, 7].

A criticism of these findings is that they could be due to the children not understanding the items in either instrument due to the language used.