Sentence examples for measured child from inspiring English sources

Fieldworkers measured child height in duplicate, and if the measurements fell outside of the acceptable range of difference (0.5 cm), they recorded a third measurement.

In Osborne's first budget, even as he began to cut, the chancellor found the money to raise family tax credits so he could guarantee that his austerity would "not increase measured child poverty".

In his Budget statement, the Chancellor declared that "the policies in this Budget, taken together, will not increase measured child poverty over the next two years" and that "overall, everyone will pay something, but the people at the bottom of the income scale will pay proportionately less than the people at the top.

"Measured child poverty fell because the Great Recession reduced median incomes, but in the real world nobody's life was improved by that.

As a first step toward developing a quality of life (QOL) questionnaire for CLP patients, our team conducted a systematic literature review to identify studies that measured child- or proxy-reported outcomes of CLP.

Second, none of the instruments objectively measured child or parent involvement.

But they said the hourlong, multiple-choice test measured children's ability to add, subtract, multiply and divide, and to understand statistics and probability.

In a survey of 65 nations, which measured children's desire to read, Britain comes 47th behind Kazakhstan, Albania and Thailand, who top the list.

We measured children's total score and RT.

A nurse measured children's height and weight.

Study staff measured children's height and weight.