Sentence examples for conventionally measured from inspiring English sources

Income inequality is conventionally measured using a scale running from zero to one called the Gini coefficient.

After all, dangerous imbalances can build up in the economy even when inflation as conventionally measured is at bay.

Rising prices for assets usually do not figure in the consumer-price indices by which inflation is conventionally measured.

Infant mortality is conventionally measured as the number of deaths in the first year of life per 1,000 live births during the same year.

The performance of a steam turbine is conventionally measured in terms of its heat rate i.e., the amount of heat that has to be supplied to the feedwater in order to produce a specified generator power output.

What Waldman is now saying is that in the future the Fed will manage monetary policy by varying the interest rate it pays on reserves rather than the size of the conventionally measured monetary base.

Conventionally, measures of a patient's response compared to that of a reference population have been used to guide treatment decisions.

Airborne PM has conventionally been measured and regulated based primarily on mass.

Flow impairment ("obstructive") has conventionally been measured by the forced expiratory volume--1 sec (FEV1); earlier changes, in the small airways are more likely to be detected by the maximal mid-expiratory flow (MMF) and the maximum expiratory flow-volume (MEFV) curve at low lung volumes.

Conventionally, to measure and collect the indoor environmental data such as temperature data set used to be inconvenient and expensive due to several reasons (Sik and Bae [2012]).

Extracellular Ni2+ is used conventionally to measure INCX as it blocks both the inward and the outward INCX reliably and reversibly with no preference for either mode of transport [11 13].