Sentence examples for instruments leading from inspiring English sources
Obtained results have focused the need for starting an in-depth discussion on the measurements' protocols and the instruments leading to a possible reduction of the required accuracy levels reported in the ISO Standard 7726.
The mole was first developed by the Russian Federal Space Agency for the Mars-96 mission, called Mars 96 Penetrator, utilizing high speed to penetrate into the regolith, which can penetrate a deeper distance but cannot be used repeatedly and causes great damage to the detecting instruments, leading to data errors [1].
Traditional tools (musical instruments, for example) are instruments leading you to a musical way of thinking, that take you somewhere else completely.
During this time frame, they experimented with different organs and other musical instruments, leading the album's sound away from her more contemporary previous efforts.
However, there is still a need to continue researching and developing needs assessment instruments leading to effective intervention and improving quality of cancer care.
Other risks included convenience or limited sampling, which could lead to selection bias; non-representative sample and weak adaptation of instrument leading to social desirability bias.
To the researchers' surprise, the preference for these frequencies also correlated to the length of time a person had played a musical instrument, leading to the idea that how pleasant music sounds may be a learned phenomenon.
However, there is a risk that REDD+ may become a 'lose lose' instrument leading to irreversible commodification and tradeability of forests, exacerbating North South conflicts, and marginalizing local communities.
Or rather, we followed artist Salil Subedi as he produced long, gentle thrums from the wind instrument, leading a crowd down an alley.
Another more general aspect of QoL cannot be found in other QoL instrument: leading a normal life.
Modifications were subsequently made to the instrument leading to the current revised version, which has been identified as a widely used PRO measure for CF [ 15– 17].
