Sentence examples for considered measures of from inspiring English sources

The number of errors they commit, and the time it takes the children to answer, are considered measures of their ability to regulate themselves.

In Germany, only a grand coalition between the center-right and the center-left prevented a minority government or new elections, even though grand coalitions are usually considered measures of last resort.

To date, the sustainability of services has not been adequately addressed and few studies have considered measures of service capacity and demand simultaneously.

Both island distance and island age are considered measures of isolation.

Both are considered measures of reliability.

RM, trisomic pregnancy and POF have all been considered measures of premature reproductive aging.

This is a frequently considered measure of "dynamic heterogeneity" (DH) in glass-forming liquids.

Next, consider measures of length.

Thus the analysis only considers measures of voter turnout provided by national and state electoral institutes.

In future studies, it would also be useful to consider measures of frustration levels associated with the accessibility of medical and social services.

Referral practice is only one means by which to assess quality of care, and future evaluation should consider measures of consultation frequency, use of diagnostic tests, time to referral and to diagnosis, stage at diagnosis and patient experience.