Sentence examples for equivalent measure from inspiring English sources

QALYs over the study period were calculated for the EQ-5D using the area under the curve of the four measurement points and an equivalent measure (utility × time) was generated for the ICECAP-O [ 18].

According to the WHO data, the equivalent measure for London was 16 micrograms per cubic metre.

As a society, we reinforce a culture of camaraderie around getting drunk (Australian World Cup cricket celebrations come to mind) but don't reflect in equivalent measure on the harms and regrets caused by such actions.

By contrast, subjects who were told only that the images had diagonals of 2,900 and 2,090 pixels, an equivalent measure, were far less likely to prefer the camera that took the sharper photo.

Whether through a cap-and-trade system, carbon tax, or an equivalent measure, a carbon price would boost the development of low-carbon technologies while deterring the use of carbon-intensive fuels.

Tim Hammond, chief executive of Four Seasons Health Care, said: "A further social care precept of at least 2% or some equivalent measure is essential to mitigate the additional impact of the anticipated increase in the national living wage from April 2017.

But he said there could be no deal unless the United States agreed to equivalent measures.

They also pledged to make deeper cuts of 30 percent if other major economies committed to equivalent measures.

If they do not want to implement this because they consider it monetary financing, they must find equivalent measures," Stournaras was quoted as saying.

"The repeated rejection of equivalent measures by certain institutions never occurred before, neither in [bailout countries] Ireland nor Portugal," said Tsipras.

The plan would be fairer if such disputes were referred to a neutral forum in which "equivalent measures" could be defined.