Sentence examples for longer-term measures from inspiring English sources

In the area of measurement, she says we must adopt broader, longer-term measures of economic well-being than G.D.P.

They tend to prefer longer-term measures.

On longer-term measures things look cloudy, too.

It also means passing longer-term measures to reduce economic anxiety — above all, universal health care.

Mr Prodi called it a short-term expedient to allow longer-term measures to be enacted.

To sustain India's current growth, longer-term measures, such as cutting subsidies and building infrastructure, are needed.

Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) levels, a longer-term measure of blood sugar levels, decreased by 0.5percentt in people on the low-glycemic-index diet, compared with a decrease of 0.18percentt in the alternate group.

The vote on the six-day stopgap was an indicator on where opposition to the longer-term measure would come from, and it was not alarming to Republican leaders.

We used whole blood to measure Se concentration as it gives a longer-term measure than does plasma Se.

Whole-blood concentration of Se, a longer-term measure of Se status than plasma Se, was determined at baseline and 35 weeks.

We chose to measure whole-blood Se concentration rather than serum/plasma Se concentration, as it is a longer-term measure of Se status and therefore less subject to day-to-day variation.