Sentence examples for measures and c from inspiring English sources

Then w ( U λ ) ≤ ∑ k w { x ∈ B ˜ k : M f ( x ) > D λ, M A ♯ f ( x ) ≤ γ λ } ≤ C w η r ∑ k w ( B ˜ k ) ≤ C η r ∑ k w ( Q k ) = C η r w ( E λ ) = C η r w { x ∈ B : M f ( x ) > λ }, where we used the fact that A ∞ weights are doubling measures and C is a constant that only depends on the weight.

Specifically, we examined the research output of the networks in terms of the a) presence of papers in the scientific journal hierarchy ranked on the basis of journal influence measures, b) performance of publications on traditional bibliometric measures, and c) impact of publications in comparisons with similar publications worldwide, adjusted for journals and fields.

Due to the retrospective and observational design of this study, we were also unable to control for factors specific to (a) patients (e.g., adverse nutritional and psycho-social issues); (b) facilities (e.g., infection control measures); and, (c) programs [e.g., erratic pharmacy drug stocks and diagnostic rigor (e.g., low sensitivity and specificity of X-ray imaging)].

The purpose of this randomized pilot study was to explore a) feasibility of comprehensive postoperative rehabilitation compared to usual care following primary THA in subjects <65 years, b) appropriate outcome measures including performance-based measures and c) timing of assessments.

Our results will lay the empirical foundation for (a) detection of early biopsychosocial markers, (b) development of screening measures, and (c) multisystem-oriented interventions in the wake of maltreatment.

There are at least three important features that vary in different accounts of the principle: a) the threats that ought to be addressed; b) the amount and kinds of knowledge necessary to justify precautionary measures; and c) the specific precautionary measures that ought to be taken (Elliott 2010; Manson 2002; Sandin 1999).

Cell radioactivity was measured, and C in/C out ratios were calculated and compared.

P aw at the end of the occlusion (P aw, occl) is measured and C RS is calculated by the equation of motion (C = V/(P aw, occl-totalPEEP)).

To this end, the following criteria were considered important: a) data for computation must be easily available; b) risk and benefit must be combined in a single measure, and c) this measure must be sufficiently clear to be used in clinical practice.

(B ) Angles x a, x b, x c (in radians) measured and (C ) their characteristic 3D trajectories.

If passed, Measures B and C on the ballot in the coming November election will allow this to happen.