Sentence examples for intermediary measures from inspiring English sources

There is strong agreement in the Head Start community that in cases of severe or repeated problems, competition is appropriate, but intermediary measures should be in place for problems that are not severe, frequent, or systemic.

Electrophysiological measures have served as effective "endophenotypes"—intermediary measures of neuropsychiatric function that are correlated with alcoholism and are involved in the pathway between genotype and alcoholism (Porjesz et al. 2005).

Fracking could be an important intermediary measure as the energy mix moves to become cleaner, but only if coal is abandoned.

As local markets evolve, satellite coverage is often an intermediary measure between not having any internet at all and broadband access.

It's an intermediary measure, with French classes booked and accommodation extended just until Christmas, but if anything my weekend back in London convinced me more than ever that the decision to stay in Bordeaux was the right one.

H t) is used an intermediary measure for estimating h(t) and as a diagnostic tool in assessing model validity.

A change in spinal posture has been accepted by experts as a plausible intermediary measure of the potential for spinal pain due to load carriage [ 19- 21].

One effective strategy to find genes is the "endophenotype" approach, first proposed by Gottesman and Shields (1972), who defined an endophenotype as an intermediary measure of neuropsychiatric functioning correlated with the main trait of interest and involved in the pathway between genotype and outcome of interest (Gottesman and Gould 2003).

These studies often used intermediary impairment measures such as knee range of motion (instead of measure of functional performance), or they used non-validated outcome measures with poor psychometric properties.

In a recent study comparing the urinary profiles of 98 intermediary metabolites measured by targeted MS in 74 obese and 67 lean individuals, Newgard et al. identified a metabolic signature for the accumulation of branched-chain amino acids, the glutamine/glutamate couple, several acylcarnitines, and some aromatic amino acids (phenylalanine and tyrosine) using principal component analysis [36].

FAs are intermediary, semi-empirical measures of processes or functions within a specified system that bridge the gap between nanomaterial properties and potential outcomes in complex systems.