Sentence examples for measure based upon from inspiring English sources

We also propose a measure based upon the permanent income hypothesis as an alternative type of the modified measure.

Deaton and Paxson [23] and Fukushige [24] proposed the construction of an inequality measure based upon consumption expenditure because consumption is a proxy for individuals' life-cycle utilities.

In a repeated-measures design, 26 females participated in a double-blind, placebo-controlled trial to test the effects of 0.5 mg testosterone on SoA, using an implicit measure based upon perceived shifts in time between a voluntary action and its outcome.

We suggest the PH measure based upon the Lehman family in the following way: (1) p = (1 − q ) θ.

The fact that our principal analyses used the SOC as a binary measure based upon a validated cutpoint partly mitigates the moderate internal reliability of the 3-item SOC as a continuous measure.

At age 11 an area deprivation score, range 1 (least) to 7 (most deprived), was derived from pupils' postal codes using the 'Carstairs' [ 27] index, a standard measure based upon census data.

This study aimed to develop new aggregate comorbidity measures based upon the Chronic Disease Score (CDS) for assessing the comorbidity-attributable risk of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) and vancomycin-resistant enterococci (VRE) nosocomial infections.

Our results have implications for zonation strategies like those being used in Krkonoše National Park which seek to prescribe specific restoration measures based upon abiotic factors for acid-damaged forests.

A duty holder wishing to establish that societal risks have been reduced 'as low as reasonably practicable' has to show that the costs (the sacrifice) of further feasible safety measures would be grossly disproportionate to the additional safety benefits of those measures (based upon United Kingdom Office for Nuclear Regulation 2013).

Also, the vegetation cover of sagebrush-steppe rangeland within northern Utah in 2010 was measured based upon an implementation of IKONOS data, able to identify 5% more variation in shrub cover compared to using Landsat data alone (Sant et al. 2014).

The use of the method leads to the structuring of a scenario-specific policy framework matching, in a way, to each specific scenario the most effective policies and policy measures, based upon their performance with respect to a set of weighted criteria, using a simple grading scale [12].