Sentence examples for instruments was higher from inspiring English sources

The finding that the contribution of ART restorations to total treatment rendered during the second follow-up period, which was accompanied by an adequate supply of glass-ionomer and ART hand instruments, was higher than during the first follow-up period shows the importance of government-ensured availability of a constant supply of these essential items.

The correlation between the two instruments was high (r2 = 0.87-0.94) concerning total internal-external rotation.

A more concrete difference is that, while the rear players sat on risers in both halls, at Carnegie the bells of the brass instruments were higher than the bodies of most of the string players, whereas at Fisher - on the New York Philharmonic's risers - they were slightly lower.

At their core, these instruments are high-end microscopes coupled with liquid handlers that help to move reagents around.

"This possibility is particularly important as it offers a 'shield' when the risk of retaliation against European companies asking for trade defense instruments is high," the commission said.

The factor loadings for each item across all instruments were high (above.5) with few exceptions.

Validity regarding pain, function and some psychological instruments is high [ 7, 20].

MALDI-TOF imaging instruments are high throughput, and TOF-SIMS imaging instruments can provide submicrometer spatial resolution of ~500 nm (Altelaar et al. 2006).

Though the specificity, accuracy and concordance between the two instruments were high in males and females, the HSI sensitivity for the latter was relatively low.

Most QTOF instruments use electrospray ionization (ESI) and allow for direct injection or use of HPLC (high-performance liquid chromatography) for separation of peptide analytes before MS. QTOF instruments are high-resolution instruments that can identify peptides using sequence information to provide greater statistical validation of both peptide and protein.

In the large-scale study during Year Two, reliability for the instrument was high (Cronbach's Alpha = .833), yet in a range that suggests discriminate validity in items within separate subscales.