Sentence examples for as intermediate measures from inspiring English sources

Undesirable products in this paper are studied in two different cases: either as final outputs or as intermediate measures.

Of course, these can only serve as intermediate measures.

Both CPT complexity and ICU/Ventilator use are fair proxies for CMI, suggesting the possibility to use the first two measures as intermediate measures of CMI, or more ideally as separate measures altogether, which could inform contracting as hospital process indicators.

Restrictive siderails, defined as two raised full-length siderails [ 24], were considered as an intermediate measure and analyzed separately because they are frequently used to prevent bed-related falls during nighttime in long-term care settings [ 25].

As a result, some intermediate measures are lost in the process of changing the inputs to outputs.

Differences other than in rhetoric emerged mainly in relation to the minimum wage and to nuclear energy, which the SPD opposed vehemently and the CDU embraced as an intermediate measure.

The choice of medication and other routes were discussed with the patient and we chose to avoid amiodarone in agreement with the cardiologist of clinic C. Consequently, the dose of sotalol was increased from 80 mg twice daily to 160+80 mg each day, and the patient was referred to our acupuncture clinic for treatment as an intermediate measure in preparing him for a second attempt of ECV.

51 Deprivation is not only strongly associated with increased prevalence of diabetes and diabetes related risk factors such as diet, obesity, and smoking but is also associated with poorer outcomes and intermediate measures such as achievement of lipid targets.

Secondary outcomes, reflected by intermediate measures such as dosing of medications, were suggestive of benefit from use of GCMs.

Outcomes are intermediate measures, defined as CHW-attributable changes that occur among individual clients (e.g., health care-seeking behavior or health-promoting behavior in the home), as well as effects on communities and health systems (e.g., changes in social cohesion or cost savings to the health system, respectively).

These markers show considerable promise as intermediate outcome measures for brain injury in both animals [ 32] and humans [ 19].