Sentence examples for a distinct measure from inspiring English sources
In addition to the prestige associated with the title, an Institute Professor has a distinct measure of freedom to define the scope and nature of his or her responsibilities.
They used a Chinese version of the FLCAS for speaking anxiety and a distinct measure for writing anxiety.
'Facial projection (FP)', although a distinct measure, essentially characterises a large component of 'upper facial height (FHT)' (Figure S1).
The results indicate that PF, ADL and IADL could be aggregated into one general measure of functioning, whereas participation should be considered as a distinct measure.
We opted to express fitness as V o2peak in milliliters per minute per kilogram of lean body mass, allowing us to consider the oxidative capabilities of muscle mass, while controlling for a distinct measure of adiposity.
The results of our analysis support the use of an aggregated functional measure for PF, ADL and IADL, whereas participation should be considered as a distinct measure, in research studies that have the broader aim to develop prediction models for poor functional outcome.
This fact underlines that PDC does not merely reflect instances of phase-synchrony but rather represents a methodologically distinct measure that quantifies the temporal dependencies between brain signals and, therefore, assesses influences received from or transmitted by each brain area.
Participation should be used as distinct measure.
A limitation of this review was that 'strong social relationships' was a composite variable that combined conceptually distinct measures of an individual's social context (e.g. loneliness, social isolation, perceived social support).
Importantly, we demonstrate how well-being increases linearly with the number of components a person possesses, as measured by three distinct measures of well-being.
In interpreting our results it is important to recognise that although volume and specialisation both provide quantitative measure of a hospital's activities, they represent fundamentally distinct measures of hospital care.
