Sentence examples for measure combining from inspiring English sources

The global efficacy measure combining scintigraphy and RTOG score favoured the experimental arm (P= 0.07).

One model could be the bipartisan measure combining tax rebates, corporate tax relief and unemployment benefits that Congress approved in the last economic slump, in March 2002.

Comparing the corruption index with the UN's Human Development Index (a measure combining health, wealth and education), demonstrates an interesting connection.

Despite the clash over language, advocates of a broad immigration measure combining border protection with the possibility of citizenship for qualifying illegal immigrants successfully fought off repeated efforts to alter the measure.

Data provided exclusively to Technology Review by CHI Research in Haddon Heights, NJ, which ranks universities by technological strength (a measure combining both the number of patents issued and their relevance) reveal how great the upsurge is.

A risk-adjusted performance measure is a profitability measure combining the profit produced by a business and its capital at risk.

Rhythm gauged by the phrase rather than the measure, combined with delicacy of nuance, here sprung the music to life.

The measure combines $447 billion in operating budgets with about $650 billion in payments for federal benefit programs like Medicare and Medicaid.

This measure, combined with the summer-long "gas-tax holiday," will bring a timely reduction in the price of gasoline.

This measure, combined with measures of quality, would be used to compute an overall performance score for the hospital.

The passage of the measure, combined with anti-gay marriage initiatives passed in Florida and Arizona, means that same-sex unions are legal in only two states, Connecticut and Massachusetts.