Sentence examples for technology instruments from inspiring English sources

It has been argued however that the 'potential benefits of new information and communication technology instruments in education' have not been subjected to critical scrutiny (Debande, O., 2004.

The study provides recommendations for improving the use of LWT, including the corresponding technology instruments and the government may develop and implement.

They study several exciting frontiers in physics (black holes and gravitational waves) and technology (instruments and ethics), and finish the semester with sessions on ecology, focusing on current issues such as urban ecology or invasive species.

With the further development of this technology instruments that allow for measurement of total retinal blood flow in a fast and reliable way may become available commercially.

Overall decrease in the incidence of SGA could also be attributed to the availability of high technology instruments which have been made available over time and thus helped in diagnosing and treating the SGA earlier.

Operators rely on the plant automation system, particularly the DCS, for managing the plant operations which themselves have become open, and involve multiple third-party technologies, instruments, and software.

SP are classified as low-technology instruments, but are expensive tools for training communication skills [ 19].

SP are classified as high-technology instruments and are an expensive tool for the training of communication skills [ 13].

SPs are classified as low-technology instruments, which provide a high degree of realism [ 24] and have strong potential for training general and specific communication [ 21, 25, 26] as well as physical examination skills [ 27- 29], with professional feedback seen as the key to their educational success [ 30- 33].

The quality of the biotinylated cRNA was assessed by Nanodrop (LabTech International, UK) and BioAnalyzer (Agilent Technologies) instruments and the cRNA was then fragmented according to Affymetrix protocols.

(She shares it with her husband, Edward Braun, the chairman of the technology-instrument company Veeco).