Sentence examples for measure especially in from inspiring English sources
"While plurality is difficult to measure, especially in the modern internet age, we shouldn't rule out the idea of limits and I think it is right the inquiry should look at this issue".
A common measure, especially in United States, for the evaluation of the collective influence of soil factors on forest growth is the site index (SI).
Quality of life (QOL) in depression could be of great value as an outcome measure, especially in determining the effectiveness of treatment strategies.
The selection of an image similarity measure, especially in the case of medical image registration, is usually reduced down to the question whether a multi- or mono-modal registration is required.
These assumptions create an upwards bias on the automatic stabilizer measure – especially in countries where means-tested benefits are important (e.g., Ireland, UK), as take-up rates are typically much lower than for insurance benefits.
Experiment results show that at the same bit rate the G2LA has not only the quickly convergence time but also high quality reconstructed image than traditional GLA technique with Euclidean distance measure, especially in high dimension and a large volume data system.
"It pleases me greatly to see this avalanche of laws and ballot measures, especially in the South," Mr. Reynolds said.
Using mathematical models, they reported that such large differences in death rates could be explained by the ways the cities carried out prevention measures, especially in their timing.
The European business, consisting of 120 stores in Ireland, Belgium and the Netherlands, more than doubled profit to £2.9m after cost-cutting measures, especially in Ireland.
Schools have struggled with how best to monitor student athletes for disciplinary measures, especially in a world of never-ending data proliferation on social networks.
It holds principals and teachers and schools accountable for their students' performance — performance to be measured especially in the elementary and middle schools by standardized tests.
