For example the measure of damages may be different if the wrongful act is a tort/delict, as opposed to a breach of contract.
For example, the measure of calcium intake required a subject to recall the quantity of milk consumed during their youth.
For example, the measure of IgG4 has been used to detect an intense exposure to Aedes bites [ 16].
For example, the measure of moral norm [ 30] was found to be useful in understanding women's intention to use HT [ 31, 32].
To Irvine, for example, the measure of sexology, and its history, is the extent to which it is compatible with 'feminism' (even if the nature of that feminism is not explicitly articulated or spelt out in the book).
For example, the measure of smoking used in creating the 12 behavioral profiles did not distinguish between levels of smoking (e.g., heavy vs. light) or smoking history, both of which may have important implications for mortality risk [ 46, 51].
For example, the measure of 'Stat Test Turnaround Time Outliers' ignores all time before the sample reaches the laboratory and after the result is released from the laboratory, that is, from result release to clinician action.
For example, the measure of activity limitation days is designed to measure HRQOL at comparatively low levels of health, while the vitality measure ("very healthy and full of energy") is designed to measure HRQOL at a higher level of health [ 4, 5].
Hankins[ 1] presents a series of examples where the measures of reliability and discrimination (Ferguson's Delta) diverge.
In the following examples, the measure of accuracy is the correlation between the phenotypic values and the corresponding estimated genotypic values.
