Moreover, there are drawbacks of using ordinal scales for questionnaire responses, which may make the scale not only instrument-specific, but also sample- and item-specific [ 46].
Human-rights professionals often speak of international courts and trials not only as instruments for sorting through the evidence and executing the law but, more grandly, as organs for establishing historical truth as the foundation for delivering justice.
There are now 450 kids who are not only playing instruments, but are part of an orchestra.
The paper's findings demonstrate huge variety regarding not only the instruments applied and schemes developed, but also the political motives and priorities over the past 30 years.
It is important to mention that, the precise detector setting may vary not only between instruments but also between samples.
The strength of our study lies in the fact that we evaluated patients under evaluation for CPP and use tools common to other forms of CPP and not only specific instruments for endometriosis.
Not only did instruments differ in precision, but also in the level of differentiation regarding the level of activity and proficiency [ 50], an aspect which is important to cover for the whole spectrum of activities encountered in a heterogeneous number of adult populations - young or old adults, sedentary or sporting, healthy or ill people.
Domestic implements are not the only instruments of oppression in Lassnig's work.
Treaties, however, are not the only instruments by which international agreements are concluded.
Drums are not the only instruments played in the ensemble; other Japanese instruments are also used.
Some of this difference may be attributable to the higher reliability value of the FAQ which underscores the importance of not only an instrument's psychometric ability to detect change, but also the ability of the examiner to administer the instrument in a way that can detect meaningful change.
