Sentence examples for affecting measures from inspiring English sources

The bureau defines a recession as a significant, protracted decline in activity that cuts across the economy, affecting measures like income, employment, retail sales and industrial production.

In addition to affecting measures of disease occurrence, lack of diagnostic specificity at the point of cancer registration also impacts on survival estimates, where external validity may be further reduced by the data exclusions that are frequently applied (Li et al, 2014).

In a group of non-demented older adults, Bondi and collaborators [ 13, 14] found memory impairment at study entry in APOE ε4 carriers, affecting measures of recall, recognition discriminability, and learning slope as measured by the California Verbal Learning Test (CVLT).

Therefore, instead of using real RNA-seq data to evaluate factors affecting measures of relative ASE, we used sequence data that was collected in a comparable manner from genomic DNA extracted from F1 hybrids, in which all maternal and paternal alleles are expected to be present in equal amounts.

Serum creatinine levels were measured to investigate the possibility that saracatinib increases creatinine levels without affecting measured GFR; the results of this analysis will be presented separately.

Fatigue can affect measures obtained using the inverse dynamics approach resulting in the order effect.

Next, we examined whether TTP status affects measures of college "quality".

Another question is whether the affect measures adequately track the various dimensions of people's emotional lives.

We develop a framework to characterize the various channels through which disaster exposure could affect measures of patience.

These differences could affect the proportion of those living or dead in a sample, which may affect measures such as SMR.

We found that parcelization of industrial landscapes significantly increased most measures of forest fragmentation, but did not affect measures of forest composition.