Sentence examples for most promising instruments from inspiring English sources
As The Economist points out, one of the most promising instruments of preventive care is adult vaccinations.
One of the most promising instruments in measuring pediatric HRQOL emerged in recent years is the Pediatric Quality of Life Inventory (PedsQL™).
Fortunately, cell transplantation strategies can provide a viable treatment option to overcome the limitations of autograft harvesting and the reduced colonization of nonautograft materials and constitute one of the most promising instruments to enhance reconstruction of both hard and soft tissues [ 43, 44].
Technology is our most promising tool.
In the case study, with considerations of attracting adequate private investment and promoting energy conservation in China, five most promising policy instruments selected as evaluation factors include project duration, project costs, predicted on-grid price level, environmental protection, enterprise credit grading and performance.
Against this background, Labour's promise is the most promising.
The PSS is a concise and effective instrument that represents the most promising method for achieving this objective.
The most promising aspect of the treaty its innovative use of market-based instruments such as carbon-emissions trading—was resisted tooth and nail by Europe's greens.
Thus, short instruments that combine executive and episodic memory assessments appear most promising for accurate case-finding in the GP setting.
Also included are the very promising instruments available in optical and electronic engineering (optical interferometry), and the most effective ones used in material and biological science investigations (scanning electron and scanning tunneling microscopes).
The fact that she excels on a variety of instruments -- including banjo, piano and ukulele -- makes the classically trained musician one of the most promising artists in a field bursting at the seams with candidates.
