Sentence examples for measure evidence from inspiring English sources

Enron's S.P.E.s were, by any measure, evidence of extraordinary recklessness and incompetence.

This is in large measure evidence of how poignant, and troubling, their message has been.

On the first reading there is no conflict whatsoever between using probability ratios and using likelihood ratios to measure evidence.

From this it is seen that relative belief ratios do not measure evidence on an absolute scale but they need to be calibrated in each context and that is the role of the strength (2).

At her cardiology practice she relied on employees from the D'Angelo law firm to instruct her staff in how to measure evidence of heart-valve damage (under the standards of the settlement).

The first difference marks no distinction; it is due solely to the fact that the multiplicative and additive measures employ a different zero point from which to measure evidence.

36 Both the EQ-5D (3L) and the SF-36 (V.1) have been widely used in trials of people sustaining hip fractures, but for both measures evidence of essential measurement and practical properties is limited.

Then they measured evidence of an enzyme that is important in metabolism and a chemical called ATP, for adenosine triphosphate.

Heckman's recent study shows that treatment children, now in their 40s, show greater success on a variety of socioeconomic measures – evidence that altered personality traits made the difference.

Main Outcome Measures: Evidence of SSRI-related adverse events and FIM™ instrument score.

Main Outcome Measures: Evidence of aspiration in all videofluoroscopic modified barium swallow (VMBS) studies was noted.