Sentence examples for makes these instruments from inspiring English sources

The development and validation of short-form assessments covering this broad range of standards makes these instruments useful in the evaluation of life sciences curricula and teaching practices by testing students, extending the possibilities beyond studies that examine learning a single concept.

But for 20 years Mr. Hayashi has helped lead a musical revival that has made these instruments and their sounds, once heard only at seasonal festivals or in temples and shrines, sell out concerts.

Special exhibitions like the "Sau-Wing Lam Collection of Rare Italian Stringed Instruments" introduce the public to the perfect craftsmanship that went into making these instruments.

This miniaturized spectroscopy system could be integrated in standard clinical endoscopes making these instruments more compact and portable.

The companies, health institutions, and countries that import surgical instruments should be aware of the conditions under which children work to make these instruments.

While imaging technologies require relatively transparent media, the variability of the measurements acquired by these devices is low, making these instruments useful for monitoring changes over time.

Population utility scores (on a scale from 0 to 1) are available making these instruments suitable for use in economic evaluation.

The common items have identical definitions, observation time frames, and response codes and make these instruments an ideal tool to compare characteristics of older adults across settings [ 13].

Sufficient descriptive and discriminative psychometric properties of CPQ in TMD populations make these instruments suitable for assessing OHRQoL in cross-sectional studies.

As a consequence several projects around the world have been launched to make these new instruments available and to further push the resolution limits down toward fractions of 1 Å.

And if Smule is smart, it'll keep making these virtual instruments, allowing it to share the same network to create a worldwide orchestra that would be nearly impossible to replicate (and it sounds like it will – the company has developed an audio platform called ChucK that will likely be applied to other instruments).