Sentence examples for instruments with one from inspiring English sources

Previous meta-analyses on risk assessment have focused on comparing instruments with one another, or measuring how individual tools perform across sexes and ethnic groups.

On many of his records, he played all the instruments (with one exception: he used a drum machine) and sang backup.

One of two conclusions must therefore be drawn: either different instruments have a differing capacity for detecting utility in different contexts or, all of the instruments with one exception, create scores which do not correspond with utility.

They say that he could play every instrument with one finger and that the music was just awesome.

Karadžić talked about Serbian epic poetry, centuries of suffering by the Serbs at the hands of Turks, and explained what a gusle was – a musical instrument with one string.

The adrenaline rush created by the scurrying figures in the violin is heightened by the rhythmic urgency and strange texture of the stopped piano strings (an eerie sound created when the pianist damps the strings inside the instrument with one hand and plays the keys with the other).

You do have to labour up a hill to get here, but it's nice to see the gnarled old banyan trees and linger at the bandstand for a necessarily brief moment while somebody wails a heartfelt lament accompanied by a drony instrument with one string.

Root canals were instrumented with one of the following substances: 0.9% NaCl (control); 5.25% sodium hypochlorite; 5.25% Sodium hypochlorite + 17% EDTA; 2% chlorhexidine gel; 2% chlorhexidine gel + 17% EDTA.

They play guitars, drums, a Casio organ, and a gayageum, the traditional Korean zither-like string instrument, with one outstanding student plucking as though Ravi Shankar.

We pretested the survey instrument with one physician, two nurses and one pharmacist using respondent debriefings [ 30].

The EQ-5D, developed by the EuroQol Group and originally referred to as the Euroqol instrument, is a five-item instrument with one question assessing each of five dimensions: mobility, self-care, usual activities, pain/discomfort, and anxiety/depression.