Further, and more importantly, the instruments' predictive accuracy remains a source of considerable uncertainty, with some reviews recommending their use in clinical and correctional settings and others finding that they lead to an unacceptably high number of false positive decisions.
Japan Post Bank's lack of experience in many of the business areas familiar to private-sector banks--from lending to small businesses or credit-card holders to investing in complex financial instruments--is itself a source of considerable risk.
Such censorship, it has been argued by such scholars as Annabel Patterson, is a powerful stimulus to developing "a system of communication in which ambiguity becomes a creative and necessary instrument, a social and cultural force of considerable consequence".
Second, efficient yet accurate instruments to measure depression would also be of considerable value in monitoring the progress of treatment by mental health specialists and other treating clinicians.
In line with McFadden (1977), who describes a pseudo R2 value between 0.2 and 0.4 as an "excellent fit," we conclude that the inclusion of instruments offers a considerable larger improvement for remittances than for school enrollment over their individual intercept models.
Ever since the introduction of compulsory school attendance for all children, school textbooks have enjoyed considerable significance as instruments of socialization, particularly in the eyes of the state.
There is some lovely writing here, particularly a section in which a pizzicato dialogue between the string instruments is set against a plaintive piano figure to create an effect of considerable intensity.
In conclusion, instruments show considerable variation in content, rating scale, frame of reference, assessor training and learner instruction.
Mr Donovan merely speaks of "considerable disagreement".
The fish are of considerable economic value.
