Sentence examples for judged measures from inspiring English sources

Because of the small number, missing values are not presented in the table Correct answers are highlighted in bold * difference is significant (2-tailed) T-tests for the mean number of correctly judged measures indicated that the overall score was comparable between the two groups (10.6 versus 10.5 useful and 4.3 versus 3.9 not useful).

It is a huge jump in musical and choreographic styles to "Concerto 622," a rehearing of Mozart through dancing that is lyrical, space gobbling and antic in nicely judged measure.

Despite the significant general increase in knowledge about five non-useful preventive measures, a large number of nurses still judged these measures incorrectly in 2003.

Standard normative need assessment or level 1 is based solely on professionally judged clinical measures.

In order to judge category measures, the average measure was used as an indicator, and b) a criterion less than 2.0 was expected in outfit mean square (MnSq) values for each item response category calibration [ 38].

I've been judged and measured.

On Surf Avenue, Ms. Bernasconi held a contest for the longest shadow, judged with measuring tape.

But in the English Premier League, where the British managers are being judged and measured, it's very tough.

The battle of the barriers will be judged by measuring sand losses or gains in each section.

"My hope is that N.Y.C.H.A. and its residents are not judged or measured on these incidents alone," Mr. Hernandez said in an interview on Sunday.

If the objective is reducing poverty, then economic progress should be judged by measuring not growth, but poverty and economic exclusion.