Sentence examples similar to measures a term from inspiring English sources

At an early morning roundtable meeting in a Davos hotel, various European and US business leaders are trying to come up with possible "preventative measures" - a term they favour.

SAB I would like to reiterate that migration can only be a short-term measure, a short-term answer to the problems, but it cannot be the solution.

This technique measures how important a term is to a document in a collection.

This tendency is measured by fugacity, a term derived from the Latin fugere ("to escape, to fly away").

Thus, (hf_{t,h}) measures the association between a term and a hashtag.

American Enterprise Institute scholar Norman J. Ornstein warned, however, that measuring a first-term senator's record based solely on a count of sponsored legislation that became law is fundamentally flawed.

The FFQ will measure a longer-term habitual food intake (7 days) comprising of 46 food items and six additional questions.

Therefore, we propose the extended TF * PDF scheme to measure the significance of a term.

The Market Sentiment (orange) line measures a stock's intermediate-term trend (six to nine months).

Analysis of variance using a repeated measures term was performed for comparison of variables between groups over time (cardio-respiratory variables, blood neutrophil counts, plasma cytokine levels).

Using three sets of regressions also allows us to measure a unique constant term for each regime.