Sentence examples for based on measures that from inspiring English sources

Bubbles corrupt firms' intellectual capital; in telecoms, everything from sales incentives to budgeting had become based on measures that had little to do with a sober view of profits.

The adjustment programme agreed last summer in exchange for €86bn (£72bn) worth of rescue loans – a plan the IMF has so far refused to support – was based on measures that were "unfriendly to growth", wrote Poul Thomsen, who directs the IMF's European department, and Maurice Obstfeld, its chief economist.

For each basin, the average slope of the preexisting surface was calculated, and the channel network was classified using an existing method that can distinguish five network types (including dendritic and parallel) based on measures that are derived from scaling invariance.

Duke Orthopaedics is consistently ranked among the top programs in the country by U.S.News & World Report, based on measures that include patient volume and outcomes, patient safety, nurse-to-patient ratio, and our reputation among other orthopaedic specialists.

The Robert Ficano Administration's plan to eliminate the county's structural deficit by cutting more than $200 million is based on measures that have not been fully vetted nor agreed upon by the necessary stakeholders.

Mitchell and colleagues concluded that referrals to specialists were sometimes based on measures that did not correspond with serious pathology [ 25].

18 Sensitivity was defined as the proportion of children categorised into a certain BMI category (eg, overweight) based on measured BMI that was also categorised into the same BMI category when using parent reports (true positives).

1. Science is currently based on measuring all that we observe to describe a "physical" with greater and greater granularity.

The association between acute phase proteins and adiposity we found is consistent with earlier reports based on anthropometric measures that found increased adiposity was significantly correlated with elevated levels of CRP and SAA among breast cancer patients [ 14, 31].

We cannot fix the economy based on measures such as GDP that look at our world through a rearview mirror.

For example, the bonus compensation of some bank executives has been based on accounting measures that are of interest primarily to common shareholders, such as return on equity or earning per common share.