Sentence examples for based on four measures from inspiring English sources

The star model, as shown in Fig. 4, is based on four measures all extracted from normalized ASA properties placing one measure on each corner.

The 500 companies on the pages that follow were selected and ranked using a composite score based on four measures: sales, net profits, assets, and market value.

The FORBES GLOBAL Super 100 is a composite ranking of the world's largest companies based on four measures: revenue, net income, assets, and market value.

When we compared our group judgment making process to a conventional face-to-face group meeting approach as well as a GSS supported process without any required structured decision making process, we found it to be more effective based on four measures of attitude towards the formed group judgment.

Each country was graded based on four measures: income security, health status, employment and education, and the overall environment for older residents.

Our conclusions are based on four measures of child behavior: duration of contentment, interaction with the parent, engagement in play, and response to reunion, all of which are common indices of attachment security [24].

We've periodically issued "consensus" liberal-conservative ratings for governors, senators and presidential candidates based on three measures (one, the Congressional voting record for those who have served in Congress; two, public issue statements; and three, the identity of a candidate's donors).

Most studies are based on two measures, with a one-year period between them [ 2, 5– 7], in contrast to our study that was based on a long period of follow-up.

Good phenotype ascertainment is very important in this kind of study; for example, in a Seychelles study the heritability of blood pressure was estimated as ~10% based on one measure, as ~20% based on five measures and as ~40% based on 10 measures.

The primary analyses were based on three measures of proportional density (MRIpercentt dense volume, Cumulus-measured percent mammographic dense area and visually-assessed percent mammographic percent dense area on a 21-point scale) and two measures of absolute density (MRI dense volume and Cumulus mammographic dense area), as described above.

The estimate of performance of the weighting schemes was based on two measures: calibration (the statistical likelihood that the experts assessments correspond to the actual measured values of the seed variables) and information (related to the distribution and uncertainty of the experts assessments) [ 84].