Sentence examples for measure of true from inspiring English sources

All water contact measurement tools, including direct water contact observations are only an indirect measure of true exposure, i.e. exposure to infectious cercariae.

Art has always required a measure of true grit.

A Reynolds portrait was, he knew, a necessary measure of true celebrity.

Its Tier 1 capital ratio late last year was 8.9percentt, and its core Tier 1 ratio, a measure of true equity, was a hearty 7.8percentt.

In Hong Kong, jurors are selected at random, so this measure promises a reasonable measure of true justice.Deservedly, the changes have been praised.

They are neither a good measure of true support for Labour nor any sort of reliable indicator of its long-term prospects of becoming a party of government again.

But referenda aren't always measures of true popular will so much as they are tests of how passionate, committed, well-funded and well-organized each side in a debate is.

Laurel-bestowing makes the award-givers and the award-getters feel good, but I'm not sure we should look to awards tallies for measures of true artistic merit.

To control for reporting heterogeneity objective measures of true health need to be included in an analysis.

This strongly supports our assumption that the self-reported diagnoses and the self-reported symptoms respectively are reliable measures of true health.

In detail, we focus on individual level socio-economic factors as well as on country level characteristics while controlling for objective measures of true health.