Sentence examples for measure resulting from inspiring English sources

Adam Land, the CMA's senior director of remedies, said: "The annual statement was an important measure resulting from the market investigation which ensures customers know they have a PPI policy, how much they are spending on it and reminds them of their right to cancel or switch".

One measure arises from kinetic theory, here identified as granular temperature (T), and a second measure resulting from a spatial average, here denoted κ.

This is because within a certain range, the larger the uplift, the more gas is desorbed from the coal measure, resulting in a large proportion of gas accumulated in the gas field in the uplift period (Fig. 9).

The phantom was positioned at 4.7-, 16.7-, 16.7-, 22.7-, and 28.7-cm distances from the x-ray detector using a tape measure, resulting in a total of 25 point source positions used for calibration.

In cases of low binding, "forcing" a pre-defined ROI into a comma-shape may bias a semi-quantitative measure, resulting in a SBR that still reaches high values, but that reflects caudate binding only, thus not taking into account putaminal dysfunction.

Then 50 farmworkers were removed because they had only one cholinesterase measure, resulting in the final sample size of 231.

Factor analysis of the QOL measure resulted in 2 factors.

Social entrepreneurs have a responsibility to quantify the impact they seek, measure results over time and improve.

Manufacturing measures resulting in conflicting outcomes need further analysis.

Also, manufacturing measures resulting in conflicting outcomes need further studies.

Two measures result from this task.