Sentence examples for combining measures from inspiring English sources

By combining measures deemed to be compatible with one another, such as GAP and Potential for example, an additional 8 unique ranking criteria were derived.

We assess landscape connectivity in the European alpine PA network by combining measures of habitat and genetic connectivity using community landscape genetics approaches.

Yet through combining measures of economic (e.g. income), environmental (e.g. carbon) and social (e.g. fatalities) wellbeing, it has been possible to identify positive trends in decoupling transport at the national level, as measured through relative decoupling.

To this end, the present study was aimed at elucidating approach behavior of individuals with WS contrasted with typical development (TD) by employing a multidimensional design combining measures of autonomic arousal, social functioning, and two levels of approach evaluations.

Major conclusions are that the highest cost-effectiveness can be achieved by combining measures; freight rolling stock has a high cost-effectiveness on its own as well as in combination with other measures, especially when combined with track measures; noise barriers, in particular high ones, have a low cost-effectiveness.

Farmers are reluctant to adopt structures that do not guarantee short term economic return; one way of addressing this issue of short term economic gain is by combining measures for example planting fruit trees and other appropriate grass species on structures.

Combining measuring sites, 2.6% were non-responders and 20% were good responders.

The index combines measures of talent, technology and tolerance.

The report looks at the national rankings of the UNDP's human development index, which combines measures of health, education and income.

These combined measures were found to significantly reduce microaspiration.

Combined measures of CPF with TV reached a high PPV for early extubation success.