Sentence examples for instruments with only from inspiring English sources

Boys between five and nine years of age play instruments with only three pipes, while men's panpipes have eight or nine.

The band worked by setting up all the instruments with only a single power amplifier.

We found high completion rates for all seven instruments, with only a small number of items missing.

The plots suggest moderate agreement between all three instruments with only 3 6%% of Z scores outside the 95%% limits of agreement.

All three Danish studies are comparable with regard to the design, implementation and data collection instruments with only minor differences, primarily reflecting the different age distributions in the three surveys.

As the IBS-QOL is a static instrument with only one item order presented to patients, however, testing whether priming influences responses by patients to single items is not possible.

However, confirmatory factor analysis generally showed a good fit between our data in all samples and the 14 dimension instrument with only 2 items, i.e. " We use more agency/temporary staff than is best for patient care" and " Patient safety is never sacrificed to get more work done" having less than 20% of their variability explained by the model.

Far more effective was Feldman's 1964 percussion piece 'The King of Denmark', in which Limbrick played his battery of instruments so quietly, with only the tips of his fingers, that you had to strain to hear whatever Feldman was trying to say.

An actual ocarina -- a simple wind instrument, frequently found with only four holes -- is among the simplest music makers, and its virtual version is perfect for the iPhone interface.

The initial focus of the redevelopment effort for the interRAI suite of assessment instruments was to identify a common core set of about 70 items that would be present in all instruments, with exceptions permitted only for specialized settings where prevalence rates for the item will be negligible (e.g., pressure ulcers in in-patient psychiatry).

At present much of this work is done by hand or by adapting existing instruments and devices.To start with, only simple tissues, such as skin, muscle and short stretches of blood vessels, will be made, says Keith Murphy, Organovo's chief executive, and these will be for research purposes.