Sentence examples for instruments we suggest from inspiring English sources

Since there has been little work to compare data gathered from the same population using different teaching practice instruments, we suggest gathering data using both the new instrument and a reliable and valid existing instrument to see how the instruments elicit teaching practices in similar or unique fashions.

With this new instrument, we suggest the modification and addition of roles associated with the CVF model.

To avoid the confusion around the concept 'market-based instrument' we suggest replacing it with 'economic instruments' since relying on the price signal is not the same thing as relying on the market.

As with the development of any new instrument, we suggest that future usage of the revised POS involve an additional iteration of the analysis of the tool's psychometric properties.

At the design stage of any new instrument, we suggest that researchers might consider whether there are any potentially useful viewpoints that have hitherto been neglected, for example, by including linguists, psychologists, psycho/clinimetricians and sociologists in addition to patients and clinicians.

Based on our recent discoveries of tools and drawings, we suggest that instruments of the Brescian and Cremonese schools might have used a standard length unit that could have been the Roman oncia.

We suggest that such assessment instruments include questions specifically tailored for the content of that particular STEM activity.

For our rating of the reviewed instruments we followed the instructions suggested by McDowell for summary tables [123].

However, we also strongly discourage the mixing of paper and electronic field-based instruments and suggest that mixing of electronic modes be considered for clinical trials and only after equivalence has been established.

Sargan‐tests as well as F‐tests of the instruments suggest that the instruments are valid.

The names of the instruments almost suggest what they sound like: Blow Boy, Eucal Blossom, Cry Chord.