Sentence examples for viable instruments from inspiring English sources

Muscle force can be quantified by several viable instruments.

DIZZY'S CLUB COCA-COLA Broadway at 60th St. (212-258-9595) — Sept. 1-2: In Edmar Castaneda's hands, the Colombian harp becomes a viable instrument for jazz improvisation.

The reported findings indicate that inkjet printing could be a viable instrument for the easy construction of a working biosensor via direct digital design using biological and conductive polymer based inks.

The Argonne fragment mass analyzer (FMA) has been a very important component of the experimental program at the ATLAS facility for many years and is expected to be a viable instrument for experiments with more intense beams which will become available when the ATLAS intensity upgrade is completed.

Therefore, it seemed a viable instrument to evaluate construct validity.

Thus, personal experience naturally functions as a viable instrument for risk perception.

While other techniques such as 'instrument variable analysis' offer alternative approaches to this problem, determining a viable instrument remains challenging.

The results provide strong evidence that the RDQ is amenable to translation and represents a viable instrument for assessing response to treatment, and symptom severity.

From the past it is clear that for moving from an idea to a prototype, and even more so from taking a prototype to a viable instrument in clinical routine, partnering with industry is essential.

Coupled with the prior work on the RDQ [ 3], the results of the current investigation provide strong evidence that the RDQ represents a viable instrument for assessing symptom severity, subject selection and response to treatment in clinical trials of GERD.

In conclusion, our model provides a direct evidence that theta/gamma coupled oscillations can be a viable instrument to de-multiplex speech, and by extension to analyse complex sensory scenes at different timescales in parallel.