Sentence examples for measure concluded from inspiring English sources

Abdel-Khalek [ 45], in examining the accuracy of measuring subjective well-being with a single-item measure, concluded that its temporal stability was 0.86 (44).

A meta-analysis on lubiprostone data from 610 patients with CIC, 35 using self-reported relief of symptoms by patients as the main outcome measure, concluded that treatment during 3 or 4 weeks with lubiprostone 48 mcg/day was more effective than placebo (55% vs 33.1% of responders).

"Most of the studies, using much broader measures, concluded there were no damaging effects.

A White House analysis of Trump's trade measures concluded that they would hurt the economy, even as administration officials continue to say otherwise.

A systematic review of studies investigating links between the VNTR in the 3′ untranslated region of the DAT1 and neurophysiological and neuropsychological measures concluded that the majority of studies did not find a relation between DAT1 and either of these measures [ 148].

A recent systematic review of CP-specific quality of life measures concluded that the CP QoL-Child had the strongest foundation in the theoretical basis of quality of life, measuring quality of life across broad domains [ 86]. c) Health status Children with non-ambulant CP are at risk of multiple health related problems [ 34] which lead to activity restrictions.

A recent review [ 3] of patient-reported outcome measures concluded that many QOL instruments were developed prior to the clarification of conceptual differences between functioning, disability, and health and QOL, provided by the World Health Organization's (WHO) International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health ICFF) [ 4], and the WHO-QOL Group [ 5].

Bove outlined a series of necessary measures concluding, "If the company achieves these goals it will reach profitability by 2010.

The study also explored adaptation measures, concluding that increases in power plant efficiency and switches in cooling sources would reduce most regions' vulnerability to water constraints as would improved cross-sectoral water management during drought periods.

Moreover, the fact that all measures concluding the risk assessment score were completed shortly after injury means that patients were in all probability prevented from changing their habitual, preinjury health belief, which could have been affected by various sources, like the mass media, healthcare persons, family or friends.

In terms of "feeling close," Marsden and Campbell (1984) examined a range of measures and concluded that a measure of the emotional intensity of a relationship is the best indicator of tie strength.