Sentence examples for instruments that potentially from inspiring English sources
Second, correction methods often depend on the selection of arguable instruments that potentially introduce another imprecision.
It is difficult to separate the impact of any specific policy from the broad range of policy instruments that potentially influence fertility and it is problematic to empirically establish whether a specific policy was successful due to the temporal lag between policy initiation and take-up.
The results of the acceptance diagram calculations, and of complementary ray-tracing calculations using realistic reflectivity profiles for the deflector, should benefit scientists and engineers involved in the design of neutron scattering instruments that potentially incorporate neutron deflectors.
"Eventually, we can also design hand-held instruments that could potentially sniff out corpses at crime scenes by picking up the aromatic compounds of decay odor".
Only instruments that could potentially be impacted by pharmacological treatment, were completed by adults and had evidence of some validation work were selected for review.
The first aim of this study was to develop measurement instruments that can potentially affect disability assessment behaviour by insurance physicians.
61 Future research could investigate the potential for a validated liver disease-specific supportive care needs assessment instrument that can potentially be administered quickly by clinical staff (eg, nursing) or self-administered by patients in the waiting room.
Based on the review of the literature, we included both Likert measured and observed variables on the instrument that could potentially affect the PD needs of teachers.
We are currently developing and testing an instrument that can potentially open up voluntariness to further study and reasoned policy-making.
The aim of this pilot study was to test the feasibility of a survey instrument that could potentially differentiate between the notional subgroups "inflammatory" and "mechanical" LBP.
Items of potentially useful instruments, that were included after the title and abstract scan, were evaluated on relevance in a RAND-modified Delphi procedure.
