Sentence examples for sensible instrument from inspiring English sources

A new law – Zweckentfremdungsverbot – has been described by Andreas Geisel, Berlin's head of urban development, as "a necessary and sensible instrument against the housing shortage in Berlin … I am absolutely determined to return such misappropriated apartments to the people of Berlin and to newcomers".

First, the development of sensible instruments is needed to be able to isolate all of the MVs from an analyzed sample (e.g., the blood or other bodily fluids exposed to tumors).

I didn't stop altogether until 1995, when we needed a new roof and it seemed sensible to sell the instrument.

Given disordered rating scale categories can degrade the psychometric properties of a PRO instrument, a sensible post hoc modification by combining categories is a reasonable remedy.

They work their socks off trying to give sensible credit ratings to every financial instrument they are asked to assess.

Detection of the scattered helium atoms, as performed with the instrument described here, is therefore a sensible addition to the existing methods.

It not only closes some loopholes, it finally presents a fundamental and sensible response to the development of modern financial instruments.

By the second day it was clearly visible to any decent instrument, as a speck with a barely sensible diameter, in the constellation Leo near Regulus.

We analysed the QOL scores as a conditionally normally distributed continuous outcome and this would seem sensible given the 140 point scale produced by this instrument.

This index is a clinically sensible and practical scale for geriatricians, based on a routinely used comprehensive geriatric assessment instrument.

There would, of course, be sensible rules about diversification and the allocation of assets to short-term fixed-income instruments as one gets older.