Sentence examples for measures and research from inspiring English sources

Future research should focus on consensus using gold standard measures and research designs.

This paper also covers the state-of-art security measures and research in WBAN.

Spending on institutional measures and research and development that in the past would have been unthinkable is becoming feasible.

Starting with a background of energy scenario, the article covers the policy-level measures and research and development activities reported so far, and compares the current situation with the global trends.

This package consisted of instruments to assess concepts that were identified as central to IHC, closely capture the patients' lived experiences with IHC, and align clinical measures and research instruments with the philosophies and broad goals of IHC clinics.

Population-based knowledge on emergency attendance rates, health care use and economic burden of foot and ankle injuries is essential for the allocation of health care services, optimization of preventive measures and research purposes, but it also provides a forecast for the future.

A kinetic sound object becomes an "artificial satellite of Earth" and "inhabited sound art space station"—one that measures and researches the sound swirling inside the anthroposphere (the Earth's atmosphere modified by humans)—in orbitalochka, the newest work by media artist ::vtol::, a.k.a., Dimitry Morozov.

Conventional training would lead you to work through solutions, analyze, evaluate, benchmark, measure, and research your way to the cure, the solution, or the discovery.

My goal is really to find a way not to be split between that which we can see, measure, and research -- the Pragmatic -- and the things that we feel and experience but can never fully know or put into words -- the Enigmatic.

The WASH Benefits Trials in Bangladesh and Kenya [ 84] are ongoing trials similar to SHINE in the interventions being tested, outcomes measured, and research questions addressed.

While a brief summary of the guidelines for developing rating scales is provided, Khadka et al. emphasize the continuing need to exercise sound judgment, on the basis of the construct being measured and research question, when developing a rating scale.