Sentence examples for issues measured from inspiring English sources

Respondents consistently demonstrated a greater dedication to environmental issues (measured by the amount they were willing to donate to fight climate change) when considering collective causes of and solutions to climate change, instead of their own individual actions.

We had also expected an improved quality of life as measured by the SF-36 because the intervention focused on some of the issues measured by the SF-36.

The model included five dimensions: (1) personal or general characteristics, (2) values and altruism (attitudes about nursing), (3) family and living conditions, (4) career and work related issues (measured using the McCloskey Mueller Satisfaction Scale - MMSS), and (5) financial incentives.

Race is not usually used as a criteria for selecting precincts….The exit polls have also been criticized for other issues measuring Hispanic voters, like whether pollsters conduct Spanish-language interviews.

Household surveys, including DHS and MICS, do not collect data on newborns treated for pSBI because these would likely be unreliable (given recall issues measuring incidence of pneumonia in children under five years) [ 63].

Turkey's leaders began the day today by denouncing the European Union's refusal to agree to entry talks for their country, but ended it by issuing measured promises of continued cooperation.

There is a need to plan a PET study regarding this issue measuring the change in uptake of 68Ga-PSMA with and without ice packs.

Weight and length of infants was measured using WHO issued measuring boards and balance scales sensitive to 100g.

In this phase II study, we have tried to contribute to the debate on this key issue measuring plasma levels of VEGF, PlGF, sVEGFR-2 and TSP-1 during the treatment and at the time of PD.

Issue Proceeds: Issue proceeds are measured by the natural log of market capitalization after IPO shares begin trading.

Voters also passed ballot initiatives on hot conservative issues, measures that had had little chance of becoming law under Mr. Henry.