Sentence examples for meaning of measures from inspiring English sources

Although this review found that the concept of body awareness is widely used, it also revealed important limitations to the current approaches in understanding the meaning of measures of body awareness: First, there is no widely accepted unifying measurement definition.

Furthermore, for older couples in the United Kingdom, area-based measures may be preferable because of changes in the meaning of individual measures of socioeconomic status with aging and the difficulty of measuring socioeconomic status meaningfully in older people, which has been well described (20).

The larger meaning of the measures distancing Rome from Brussels, the headquarters of the union, remained unclear.

But the physiological meaning of these measures is unclear.

Therefore, the meaning of these measures cannot be interpreted properly in the absence of knowledge about the occurrence probabilities of the co-occurring entities.

An example of how it can be difficult to understand the meaning of these measures in frail and older patients comes from studies showing the existence of a U-shaped relationship between eGFR and mortality.

"There are ways of gaming it without even outright lying that distort the meaning of the measure".

That racial divide provides the backdrop for the first picture he has directed, "Antwone Fisher" (opening Dec. 20), a harrowing tale of a black orphan that examines the meaning of hope measured against much longer odds than Mr. Washington ever faced growing up the son of a Pentecostal minister near the northernmost reaches of the Bronx.

The physical meaning of the measured capacities is discussed, and some conclusions on the rates of the interfacial processes, as well as on the surface reconstruction of the electrodes drawn.

The parameters k ∞ and k0 in (2) have the meaning of a measure of red cells rigidity and aggregability, respectively.

These findings support previous research that has shown that the meaning of items measuring depression and anxiety is similar across age [ 28, 29, 56, 57].