These unregulated instruments pretend to offer the same features as regulated checking accounts (stable value and access to the payments system) while paying higher interest rates.
Their ambition stops at what the instrument has to offer if it is only played in "the beautiful and right way".
The use of open fields in survey research is common to elicit additional issues of importance when piloting a new instrument, and to offer respondents the opportunity to express their own opinions [ 23].
The Total Arthroplasty Outcome Evaluation Questionnaire was chosen for use in the present investigation because, when the study was first designed, this instrument appeared to offer one of the most comprehensive, but simple and efficient, means of assessing the many domains/constructs of interest in arthroplasty patients.
Finally, we recommend that new and more effective measurement instruments are devised to offer analysts more reliable tools.
Considering the strength of the instrument and the reduction in the residual imbalance, the physician's specialization was the instrument that seemed to offer the best properties.
The versatile and enduring orchestra teams up with an old friend — the lauded British period-instrument expert Roger Norrington — to offer a performance of Beethoven's extraordinary "Missa Solemnis," with the vocal soloists Susan Gritton, Julie Boulianne, Michael Schade, and Nathan Berg, assisted by the Oratorio Society of New York.
In 2009, Girard-Perregaux linked up with the writing instrument specialist Montegrappa to offer a limited edition of pens inspired by a famous Girard-Perregaux 1945 tourbillon model with three gold bridges.
It was not our intention to identify the "best" instrument but rather to offer options to the target audience.
The local French authorities established in their turn a series of instruments and resorts designed to offer the citizen the possibility to have a passive role play within the decision-making process.
