Sentence examples for badly measured from inspiring English sources

Secondary outcomes were perceived fatigue severity (no fatigue extreme fatigue), coping (very poorly very well), pain (no pain pain as bad as it could be) and perceived disease activity (doing very well very badly) measured using VAS (0 10).

Like most other opponents, Mr. Ferlo agrees that a stylish but far more measured upgrading is badly needed in the area.

In a rare instance of Congressional bipartisanship, the Senate and House Judiciary Committees have quietly approved badly needed measures to tighten the anticorruption laws applicable to members of Congress.

The Democratic leadership is wisely aiming for a procedural vote in the next day or two that would free up time to debate a badly needed measure to double the existing Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program to $5.1 billion.

Given the fog cast over real economic activity by the financial crisis, it is difficult to offer a definitive assessment of just how well or badly those measures have worked.

Republicans said they were just sticking up for the taxpayer in opposing what they saw as a badly flawed measure that could cost Americans many billions of dollars if the mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac ran into more trouble.

All these years later, sad to say, this badly needed measure -- the Family Health Care Decisions Act -- still remains on the legislative to-do list, a prime example of hurtful procrastination by Albany lawmakers.

If measured by that standard, then we are badly lacking, with perhaps a billion hungry and so many more under-nourished.

Investors in long-term French bonds have not done badly over the period, with a gain of nearly 4 percent, measured in euros, since the S.& P. move.

'Back to School' programme Besides disrupting access to clean water, the earthquake, which measured 6.2 on the Richter scale, flattened or badly damaged more than 900 schools.

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