Sentence examples for integrate measures from inspiring English sources

Generation will devote 5% of its profits to funding an organisation dedicated to finding better ways to integrate measures of sustainability with traditional financial analysis.

We propose that the zoo community also should increase efforts to integrate measures of positive affect into both population-level studies and tools for monitoring individual well-being.

Cognitive composites designed to be sensitive to cognitive change in preclinical Alzheimer's disease (e.g., preclinical Alzheimer's cognitive composite [PACC]) and currently used in secondary prevention trials do not currently integrate measures of semantic processing.

A future study could integrate measures of well-being into its motivational assessments.

We employed a semi-supervised machine learning approach to integrate measures of network topology with expression data to score gene essentiality.

Latent variable models were used to integrate measures of outdoor black carbon, indoor black carbon, and elemental carbon from the monitoring campaigns.

When using an integrate measure of fitness (i.e., growth rate), mite performance was highest on plants with the same belowground treatment as the one they experienced during selection.

Increased customer loyalty („lock-in") via integrated measures at the front-end raises utilization and planning certainty for the technological recovery systems.

By employing the proper methods of community engagement and social learning, a place audit will eventually formulate integrated measures to reduce risk and promote well-being.

However, this is not particularly relevant for conventional holdings or those which have integrated measures, because the application requirements will be the same for all the affected PPPs.

The PDSI is commonly used in climate-tree growth research because it integrates measures of soil water, precipitation, and temperature, and more closely reflects the conditions required for tree growth than a single variable alone (Henderson and Grissino-Mayer 2009).