Sentence examples for lone measure from inspiring English sources

The extra-welfarist theoretical consensus of the guidance seems to be that QALYs are inadequate as a lone measure of outcome of public health interventions, as they fail in any way to capture the potential broad range of benefits to an individual, their family, community and society as a whole.

Given the looming election and the stalemate last year over federal spending, many lawmakers see the must-pass war spending bill as the lone spending measure likely to become law this year, increasing the incentive to add money and policy measures to it.

However, in Lin, a scatterplot and Pearson r correlation coefficient for the association between average audiometric hearing loss and the lone cognitive measure in that study, the Digit Symbol Substitution Test, are provided.

"There's a delicate balance between liberty and security," said Senator Charles E. Schumer, the New York Democrat who was one of the authors of the so-called "lone wolf" counterterrorism measure.

Lonely lone.

The lone Democrat opposing the measure, Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts, did so because the resolution was added to education legislation that he was trying to protect from unrelated amendments.

CFTC Republican Jill Sommers was the lone vote against the measure.

Progress towards this lone target has been measured by looking at how many children enrol in primary education, how many complete the process, and how many 15- to 24-year-olds are able to read and write.

The 20-4 vote in favor of the bill, with three Democrats joining the state Senate's lone Republican to oppose the measure, came two days after the start of a special session called by Democratic Governor Neil Abercrombie to take up the legislation.

To its shame, the Legislature almost bought into the ploy, barely defeating the measure by a lone vote.

Mr. Paul, the lone "no" vote, denounced the measure as committing the country to pre-emptive war with the Islamic Republic.