Sentence examples for means measures from inspiring English sources

This means measures to stop foreclosures or to permit foreclosed homeowners to convert to rentals under public management, with options to repurchase their homes when conditions improve.

In general, the inability of rangers to patrol the entirety of a protected area equally and be in the right place at the right time during all criminal events means measures of patrol effort must be used to contextualize ranger patrol data.

This means measures to help reduce poverty, improve education, enforce laws, improve employment prospects for adults and ensure there are no benefits in employing children under working age.

The culmination of the project, at least for the moment, is a special issue of the American Journal of Preventive Medicine, devoted entirely to the reasons, means, measures and tribulations involved in conjoining these two disciplines.

Furthermore, the cross-sectional nature of the survey also means measures may suffer from a differential degree of recall bias.

Just as the SD in a sample measures the deviation of individual values from the sample mean, the SD of the sample means measures the deviation of individual sample means from the population mean.

This means measuring our results not by higher yields alone but by reduced poverty, improved nutrition, cohesive societies and healthy ecosystems.

From my perspective, this means measuring impact in order to learn and improve services and, ultimately, create the maximum benefit for the people they work with.

Good palliative care means measuring treatments in terms of what they do for quality of life – not what they do to the cancer on a CT scan.

Reading data from a "multilevel" transistor means measuring the voltage in it instead of just detecting that there is one.

We must be able to measure consumer behavior, and that means measuring the viewer-slash-user no matter what screen they're in front of.