Sentence examples for in its measures from inspiring English sources
The classification model SENSOR (Table 6, [ 18]) matches the CONV model in its measures: Classification accuracy is 70%, with a sensitivity of 58% and a specificity of 78%.
The IFS says that there are two predominant reasons why child poverty has gone up: the tax credit cuts announced on Tuesday and the fact that the government is now including in its measure the cuts to housing benefits.
The AFM is extremely accurate for this type of surfaces, but limited in its measuring range.
Over the years, companies in the index have been changed to ensure the index stays current in its measure of the U.S. economy.
The coexistence of multiple chronic diseases in the same individual or multimorbidity has led to increasing interest in its measure in research studies as a potential confounder or as a predictor of study outcome [ 1, 2].
This did present a problem for Labor, but it said it had leeway in its revenue measures that could cover the shortfall.
Based on these guidelines, NCQA has included a measure of Appropriate Medications for Asthma in its HEDIS measures since 2000 [ 34].
The coalition has acknowledged for the first time that it is to target Sure Start in its austerity measures, primarily by finding underspends and reducing inefficiencies.
The New York Fed said it could use so-called reverse repurchase agreements to reel in its support measures.
In its final measures, the Scherzo was sent into an electronic loop, signalling a kind of flash forward.
