Sentence examples for instruments of both from inspiring English sources

The mean completion rate of questionnaires, for all assessments and all instruments, of both parents per child was 77.3 % (SD = 21.9) ranging from 27.3 % to 100%%.

In order to reduce the challenge on the capacity for integration as well as for the social security, welfare and health systems, the concept of 'voluntary return' with the goal of a 'humanitarian reintegration' into the country of origin has developed into one of the central instruments of both European and German migration policy [ 9].

Saxophones are generally classified into one of two families... the "military band" family (that includes mainly Eb and Bb saxes, alternating in tuning) and the "orchestral" family that includes the less popular saxophones in C and F. Below are the instruments of both families listed in order of size (starting with the smallest).

Scientists worked for several years to integrate the two instruments into a best-of-both-worlds view of the Earth's surface.

Led by oceanographer Richard Camilli, the team deployed an array of instruments on both a cable-lowered water sampler and an autonomous underwater vehicle.

Lincoln was aware that this new medium had great power as an instrument of both military and civilian communication.

I could now speak to one of the last personal links with the originator and instrument of both the second world war, and of genocide and mass murder.

Interestingly, the recent post-election violence in Kenya provided a remarkable case study for the cellphone as an instrument of both war and peace.

For more than 20 years, the Pakistani government has used Islamic radicals as an instrument of both domestic and foreign policy.

On whatever Pakistan's army chooses to see, unilaterally, as its turf, none other shall tread, least of all civilian ( a word in military parlance in Pakistan that must be prefaced by the word "bloody") government.Militant Islamism as an instrument of both domestic and foreign policy in Pakistan was created, fed and pampered by the army.

This leaves a gap regarding important characteristics of both this instrument and the concepts it measures.