Sentence examples for Early measures from inspiring English sources

Early measures of transmissibility were then scaled along a y-axis, and early measures of clinical severity were scaled along an x-axis.

Early measures of safety culture in health care were adapted from those used in industrial sectors in the late 1990s [ 5].

Early measures include, for example, mutual information (MI) from information theory (Gloor et al., 2005) and observed-minus-expected-squared (OMES) in the chi-square test (Kass and Horovitz, 2002).

Early measures of the transmissibility of the virus are likely to come from larger recognized outbreaks, which may lead to higher estimates than would eventually occur in the whole population.

Early measures to control and modulate MetS and cardiovascular risk should therefore be an additional therapeutic goal in SLE, and recent experience in renal transplantation has demonstrated that 'steroid-free' regimes can be developed in situations where potent and reliable immunosuppression is clearly required.

One of Briffaut's controversial early measures was to cancel the town's commemorations of the abolition of slavery.

'This will be an early measure of the IOC's resolve to make changes and reforms,' he said.

Sitting nearby, Ethan Steinberg sought to summarize the Democratic candidates' Senate votes on an early measure to authorize the war.

One early measure of his ascent was the album "Meet Betty Carter and Ray Bryant," released on Columbia in 1955.

In an early measure of the renewed anger there, South Korea's governing and opposition parties, in a rare joint action, both condemned the visit.

The second-quarter fund-raising reports offered an early measure of the strength of the Democratic field seven months before the first primary.