Sentence examples for reasonable instrument from inspiring English sources

They spend a 30-year career competing to get a spacecraft to Mars with a reasonable instrument package.

Yet, it would be very difficult to find a reasonable instrument for gender, and therefore matching is the chosen technique here.

As no reasonable instrument for gender exists, we apply a matching procedure to make male and female headed households comparable, and run separate regressions.

The DT has been validated within various international studies [ 22– 27] and seems to be a reasonable instrument to overview the patients' level of distress.

The EQ-5D appears to be a reasonable instrument to use in this population when considering the psychometric measures of construct validity, responsiveness and reliability.

Molecular genetics, as applied in the present study, offers further analytic insight beyond behavioral assessment and neuroimaging, and may present a reasonable instrument for the differentiation of executive control processes.

Even without coordinated efforts to include reasonable instruments in large-scale assessment questionnaires the richness of data like PISA and the variety of educational systems participating in such programs makes large-scale assessment data a promising area for conducting analysis based on IVs.

The CINS-abbr (Anderson et al., 2002), ACORNS (Assessing Contextual Reasoning about Natural Selection) (Nehm et al., 2012), or open-response questions (described by Bishop and Anderson, 1990) are reasonable instruments to use.

Lastly, although the SF-36 and Veterans SF-36 have undergone reliability investigations and are thought to be reasonable instruments for measuring health perception [ 33, 38, 60, 61], the use of standardized instruments and self-reported data as a surrogate for clinical health assessment is imperfect.

Developing mechanisms to help extend the dairy hubs to areas with high poverty rates is, therefore, a reasonable policy instrument to raise incomes in these areas, although complementary measures are needed.

With regard to reliability and validity, the BFI S is a reasonable, short instrument designed to measure the Big Five personality factors in large surveys (Lang, 2005; Lang, Lüdtke, & Asendorpf, 2001, Rammstedt, Goldberg, & Borg, 2010).