| instrument be | 11.19 | How good are their instruments. | ||
| instrument have | 1.38 | Each instrument has spectacular solo turns. | ||
| instrument measure | 1.12 | This instrument measures wind speed. | ||
| instrument detect | 0.92 | Such instruments detect volatile compounds that evaporate from a solution to give an odor. | ||
| instrument come | 0.86 | Instruments come to life. | ||
| instrument make | 0.72 | The instrument made him do it. | ||
| instrument record | 0.66 | Various instruments record the results. | ||
| instrument become | 0.59 | The instrument he pioneered became essential for romantic troubadour trios. | ||
| instrument sound | 0.53 | For the remainder of the concert, new instruments sounded like existing ones. | ||
| instrument fail | 0.46 | Steitz said it would be premature to say the instrument had failed. | ||
| instrument include | 0.46 | The instruments include seismographs that monitor ground vibrations. | ||
| instrument provide | 0.46 | Other instruments may be providing an explanation. | ||
| instrument seem | 0.39 | Some of the best musicians make instruments seem small in their hands. | ||
| instrument use | 0.39 | Reliability Any instrument used in language assessments needs to provide reliable measures. | ||
| instrument give | 0.33 | Pilots complained that their landing system instruments were giving false readings. | ||
| instrument go | 0.33 | Then, in about two months, the new instruments will go to work. | ||
| instrument play | 0.33 | Sometimes it was difficult to tell what instruments were playing. | ||
| instrument require | 0.33 | An electronic instrument requires no tuning and very little maintenance. | ||
| instrument show | 0.33 | Instruments show an accelerating plunge. | ||
| instrument take | 0.33 | Still, no instrument can take the place of the human eye. |