Sentence examples for instruments that reflect from inspiring English sources

Each singer has merged the North African music he grew up on -- rai (which means opinion) for Khaled, shaabi (of the people) for Hakim -- with an international assortment of rhythms and instruments that reflect and reach out to the wider world.

Validated PRO instruments that reflect the patient experience in ADPKD and nephrotic syndrome are essential to incorporate into clinical trials of new therapeutic interventions because glomerular filtration rate decline may occur late in the disease course, at which point therapeutic benefit is less likely.

But they look to France for the moral (and financial) support they need to give that style a voice.Algerian music, like that of North Africa generally, is a medley of tunes and instruments that reflect the region's complex culture and history.

If a sovereign issuer finds it necessary to seek a restructuring of its bond indebtedness, it must therefore implement the restructuring by offering to exchange its old bonds for new debt instruments that reflect the new financial terms; a technique that inevitably risks leaving behind "holdout" creditors who may refuse to accept the proposed restructuring.

I like to set a tone and a mood with each song using instruments that reflect what I am trying to convey.

However, our results may be interesting to compare with utility scores gained via generic utility instruments that reflect the general public's values and are administered among MDS patients in any future studies of that nature.

By selecting items from other instruments that reflected these components, Radloff (1977) designed a 20-item inventory, the 'Center for Epidemiological Studies Depression Scale (CES-D)', to assess depressive symptoms in a community-based population [ 4].

In this paper, we introduce an instrument that reflects a socially constructed notion of science giftedness that is grounded in Filipino cultural and social contexts.

We used the TCSS, a valid instrument that reflects the clinical symptoms and signs of diabetic polyneuropathy (16).

A curriculum should be a dynamic instrument that reflects the educational objectives that are to be attained and the educational experiences that can be provided to achieve them.

26, 27 The EQ-5D is a simple generic HRQOL instrument that reflects the subjective valuation of health states based on respondents' preferences and has been validated for use in IBD. 28, 29 We calculated the proportion of patients reporting problems (moderate, extreme) for individual items of the EQ-5D and analysed the overall visual analogue scale (VAS) score according to fatigue status.