Sentence examples for more practical instruments from inspiring English sources

Overall, users considered the 2007 WHO VA standards too long and time-consuming, expressing a desire for shorter and more practical instruments.

In general, we show that unrealistically high correlations are required for the intensity target to be preferred to a hybrid, making a hybrid a more practical instrument in practice.

This method of teaching logic, variously known as critical thinking or informal logic, had already been embraced by a few teachers of philosophy who wanted to get away from the essentially mathematical view of logic taken by famous thinkers like Bertrand Russell and make it a more practical instrument for analyzing the questions of everyday life.

The MIAr seems to be a more practical instrument than the complete MIA, keeping the same factorial structure of the full version and demonstrating satisfactory psychometric indexes.

We believe that our approach, with simple validated interviewer-administered culturally-validated instruments, was a more practical option in a population with high illiteracy, and it best served our public-health purpose.

There is a need for more practical, cost-effective and adaptive flow measurement instruments.

In truth, Apana is of more practical use to Huang than to Biggers — an instrument that permits him to widen his view of the Asian-American experience over the last 150 years.

A short version of the instrument may be possible and more practical, and we will continue our work in that direction.

26 Central reading of video endoscopies in near-real time, using a validated scoring instrument, 27 may be a more practical approach to independent confirmation of disease activity for such patients.

The guidelines were made more accessible for the IPs with the help of practical instruments.

"This was more practical than glamorous – lots of time sitting indoors, lots of instruments about – and aside from picking up a few geographical working titles, I [don't] think that it had any effect where, on tour, it was written".