Sentence examples for dominant measure from inspiring English sources
So much for test scores as the dominant measure of educational success.
And inequality between countries has risen, pushing up global inequality overall.However, all of this is based on a dominant measure of inequality – the Gini index – which is increasingly being questioned (see here).
But POLAR is still the dominant measure that Hefce uses to allocate its (soon to be diminishing) resources for widening participation and the Office for Fair Access OFFAA) uses to shape what higher education institutions do and whom they target in their access agreements.
The dominant measure of progress used today is still Gross Domestic Product (GDP), a measure invented in the 1930s when the United States was pulling itself out of the Great Depression.
In recent decades, QALY has become the dominant measure of health value in health technology assessment [ 76].
Dominant measures sometimes emerged for particular outcomes e.g., child externalizing mental illness was reported as having been measured using the Child Behavior Checklist (CBCL) in 31/49 articles reporting on this outcome (63%).
Physicians often underestimate patients' experience of pain [ 15] and, in the absence of a biomarker for pain assessment, patient reported outcome (PRO) measures have become the dominant outcome measures in pain assessment as they reflect the inherently subjective nature of pain [ 16].
The dimensionality of the overall data set across all participants, all driving sessions and all road segments was reduced with principal component analysis, which revealed that there were two dominant dimensions: measures of steering wheel variability and measures of lateral lane position variability.
Nitrate and sulphate constituted the dominant anions measured in both the surface water and the groundwater.
Probabilistic Support Vector Machines and Dominant Singular Measures are used to segment the road regions, and multistage post- processing is done to remove non-road parts.
So far, the dominant policy measures and paradigm have been evolved from net-metering and/or investment grants to feed in tariff (FIT), renewable portfolio standards or tendering scheme.
