Sentence examples for instruments to further from inspiring English sources

This suggests that most member states continue to view the agencies as valuable instruments to further multilateral policy goals.

The criteria of the special admissions program race and ethnicity were instruments to further ends: integrating the classroom, the profession, and the delivery of medical services, and breaking the chain of self-reproducing societal discrimination.

Our experience suggests that trained dogs could be used under controlled circumstances in experiments as complementary "instruments" to further explore this very interesting new property of malignancies.

These findings point to the need for additional research, using disease-specific instruments to further understand the impact of UI on the HRQoL of patients with MS or spina bifida.

Finally, the PP specifier may be utilized as an instrument to further understand the complex neuroprogression of the disorder.

In the nineteenth century, positivists used philosophy as an instrument to further and support their own political and social agendas, and in the twentieth century this oppressive pattern became institutionalized extending both to regimes of the right and the left.

Consequently, we made the decision to define the EMMI as a measure comprised of three subscales, with the intention of conducting confirmatory factor analyses in future studies with this instrument to further test this distribution of items.

The comprehensive set of HSP90-reduced lines described here is a vital instrument to further examine the role of HSP90 as a central interface between organism, development, and environment.

Therefor it can be implemented as a self-rating instrument to further objectify donor's mental stability.

At the United Nations, Syria said the United States was trying to use the Security Council as an "instrument" to instigate further instability.

We hope this program can provide researchers an easy instrument to develop further measuring methods that can be applied in plain radiograph.