Sentence examples for use of such instruments from inspiring English sources

17We abstract from the issue of whether child's weight is a valid instrument and simply observe, as noted in the main text, that the use of such instruments is very popular in this literature.

The in situ use of such instruments at rock art sites will allow a clearer understanding of the complex chemistry that exists in rock art and will add to the conservation and archaeological picture of such special sites.

The use of such instruments, as Figure 11 shows, is widespread, since it affects a large number of administrations (89 municipalities), with different institutional configurations (municipality and municipalities/provinces). The map shows the institutional boundaries of the pacts, starting with the "Patto per Milano sicura" that involve the municipality and the Prefecture only.

I've already alluded to the sly use of such instruments as saxophone and viola d'amore.

Both internal consistency and test-retest reliability estimates met widely accepted standards for the use of such instruments.

Scientific advocacy for the use of such instruments can be valuable to measure outcomes that are meaningful to the ADHD adolescents and the clinical community.

This article discusses the forms of economic statecraft, the uses of such instruments, and the approaches to the study of economic statecraft.

The Anglicized form of the name is often used in English discussions of such instruments in German music.

The only wavelength, 488 nm, available in most of the older and simpler optical flow cytometers, and still used in a majority of such instruments, excites JC-1 with the highest efficiency.

The Wisconsin Smoking Withdrawal Scale (WSWS), originally developed in U.S. English [ 8], is one of such instruments used to measure tobacco withdrawal symptoms experienced during the process of quitting smoking.

However, no other study considering perceptions of antibiotic use had gone beyond content validation of such instruments.