Sentence examples for varying instruments from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, extant studies have used widely varying instruments to assess cognitive and/or non-cognitive skills, many of which were not well validated.

Impressive was Huu's dexterity using varying instruments, but honestly, I'd rather be sight-seeing.

The varying instruments and threshold for assessment of depression make cross study comparison difficult.

To avoid differences in estimates of cost-effectiveness arising from the use of varying instruments, the four instruments should generate health utility scores that have a high level of agreement.

The peak widths are usually fitted to a quadratic tangent function (Caglioti et al., 1958 ▶) which represents the varying instrument function over the experimental scan angle.

But the fact that these rates are different for varying financial instruments is troubling- by playing favorites with these financial instruments in the tax code, private market decision-making is swayed away from what makes business sense to what makes tax-efficient sense, i.e. dodging taxes, and that's never good for the efficiency of the markets or the efficiency of the economy.

By making subtle but noticeable changes in the rhythm or phrasing of a tune, modulating to another key, changing the melody itself or varying the instruments playing it, Tchaikovsky could keep a listener's interest from flagging.

More detailed information on migrants' destination would have allowed to include time-varying instruments such as unemployment and GDP per capita (see, e.g., Böhme 2015).

The terms of the settlement prevent her from revealing the cost, but she said that new instruments, varying widely in quality, can run from $15,000 to $150,000.

Unlike genomic data, raw MALDI-TOF MS spectral are characterised by a high dimension of noise caused by varying factors, from instrument settings, sample preparation, chemical noise, instrument temperature, and many more.

In particular, how robust this estimation is in terms of a commonly varying factors: the instrument used, the number of technical replicates performed and the effect of the volume transferred throughout the dilution series.