Sentence examples for more fine instruments from inspiring English sources
In laparoscopic surgery, a surgeon performs a surgical operation by using instruments through three or more trocars (ports) into the abdominal cavity (each hole is about 10 mm in diameter) which permit the introduction of a camera-monitored telescope and two or more fine instruments to perform the operation in a similar manner as formerly performed in open surgery.
This finding should encourage researchers to use more fine-grained instruments to distinguish enjoyment ratings for various elements of teachers' professional practice (rather than work in general) but also to examine the functional relevance of teachers' regulative capabilities in dealing with emotional experiences in their professional lives.
Even leaving aside the differences between directing symphonic music and opera, the Met Orchestra is a considerably more fine-tuned instrument than the Viennese group.
By using a more fine-tuned instrument, we may have been able to identify more differences between the groups.
A more fine-tuned instrument may have also been able to detect differences in activity level between the summer and winter seasons.
Using a more fine-tuned instrument, such as the International Physical Activity Questionnaire IPAQQ) would have given us more information regarding the two populations physical activity level as well as inactivity- information that may have increased our understanding particularly with regard to the low physical activity scores reported by six of the OR athletes.
Three more fine new novels now.
In truth, there is more fine print.
It also makes interest-free loans to players toward the purchase of fine instruments.
Their liver oil once provided a useful lubricant for guns and fine instruments.
He also had the advantage of fine instruments: Hindemith arranged for his group to use the historical instrument collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
