Sentence examples for internationally recognised measures from inspiring English sources

There are plenty of internationally recognised measures in which Australia consistently ranks near the top.

Liam Byrne, the shadow work and pensions secretary, said: "The IFS verdict is clear – by both internationally recognised measures, this government is set to plunge over a million children into poverty by the end of this decade, undoing all the good work of the last Labour government".

The Law on HIV reflected the change from traditional control measures to more internationally recognised measures and the policy development process illustrated the central role and capacity of the Party to bring about this change.

All included trials used internationally recognised outcome measures to evaluate cognitive function, including the MMSE, MoCA, MBI and WMS.

Increased use of the EQ-5D may also support the view that patient reported outcomes and quality of life are becoming more widely accepted as routine measures in clinical studies, with the EQ-5D being an internationally recognised generic measure of HRQoL.

Analysis of the experiences of students and staff was framed by adapting three criteria from an internationally recognised approach to measuring e-learning impact [ 10]: access - analysing online visits and contributions; adoption - analysing observations about user friendliness and feedback about usefulness; quality - analysing student marks and student ratings of teaching.

WB was chosen as it is the internationally recognised gold standard.

All the Forestry Commission's woods are independently certified against the internationally recognised Forestry Stewardship Council (FSC) standard.

In this study we used the 66-item version of the GMFM (GMFM-66), an internationally recognised valid and reliable outcome measure, based on interval scaling[ 28].

We used a standard, internationally recognised screening tool for HAC.

In response, Mr Zhu admitted that, according to 1999 figures, China's Gini coefficient (which measures income inequality) was 0.39, "close to the internationally recognised danger level".