Sentence examples for imposition of measurement from inspiring English sources

Concerns about a lack of management support [ 32], inappropriate use of outcome data by managers to reproach staff [ 21, 32], and the imposition of measurement tools by management were all cited as barriers to their use in practice [ 30].

Sparsity weighting is equivalent to the imposition of a measurement noise constraint, via the equivalence of Eq. (2) and Eq. (3).

However, respondents supported the regulator's imposition of lighter measures firstly.

Where external imposition of outcome measures does occur, organisations should consider developing mechanisms to overcome foreseeable barriers such as increasing communication to explain the rationale for compulsive measurement and increased education and training to counter the foreseeable resistance they will meet.

Myofibrils can be isolated both from skeletal and cardiac muscles and mounted for force-measurements and imposition of length perturbations (e.g., [ 207, 256, 265, 266]).

The issue of the allocation of scarce resources means that choices must be made which may result in the nonreimbursement of certain procedures, for example, bone density measurement when performed in the private sector as a preventive measure, and the imposition of limits on the frequency for which they can be reimbursed, such as mammography for cancer screening purposes.

A unit of measurement.

Methods of measurement.

This technology is based on measurements of skin current density via the imposition of low amplitude voltages (4 to 1.5V) between electrodes applied to the skin and measuring the low current generated.

Creep was monitored using in-situ measurements of strain relaxation in the oxide following the sudden imposition of a stress.

Measurements of stomatal conductance were taken ten days after the imposition of stress treatment using a hand-held porometer.