Sentence examples for general measures for from inspiring English sources
The plan includes general measures for improving herd hygiene, but the specific measures required vary between herds.
A common theme was that DF was associated with environmental degradation, and general measures for other diseases, such as cholera, should successfully curb the epidemic.
Using general measures for examining the role of executive control in psychopathology may obscure the detection of specific underlying pathogenic mechanisms.
Clinical experience is a prerequisite for determining whether research findings are relevant for use in practice, whether as general measures for a specific patient group or as measures for individual patients [ 19].
In addition to sepsis-specific therapies, general measures for ICU patients such as ventilation with low tidal volumes and glucose control with intravenous insulin therapy were also routinely implemented during the second period.
General measures for fracture prevention in men are similar to those in women: excellent nutrition, appropriate calcium intake (between 1,000 mg and 1,500 mg per day), physical exercise, and avoidance of detrimental lifestyle factors (eg, smoking, excessive alcohol consumption).
It is a more general measure for estimating not only linear dependencies, but also dependencies of higher order [20].
The Mean Squared Error is a general measure for the overall fit of a model and its increase measures the importance of individual variables (in this case genes) when they are excluded from the analyses.
In addition, the Profile of Mood States (POMS) was utilized as a general measure for assessing mood, anxiety and general distress.
This study used a general measure for anxiety, which also may not have been sensitive enough to identify men's concerns in the context of prostate cancer screening.
For the development of prediction models for the early identification of older adults at risk of poor functional outcome, it may be more attractive to use one general measure for functioning.
