Sentence examples for measures and when from inspiring English sources

However, the outcome measurements included both self report and blinded measures and when both were available, as with days off school, the blinded measures showed a greater effect, suggesting any reporting bias was in the direction of minimising the intervention effect.

White had supported Roosevelt's anti-trust measures, and, when Franklin Roosevelt became President, the persistence of the Depression led him to support much of the New Deal.

However, the Net ZEB concept raises a new issue: how far should we go with energy efficiency measures and when should we start to apply renewable energy technologies?

When Tom drew the information balls in the simplex that show the geometry of the distribution of empirical measures and when he discussed the role of universal data compression in capturing what is of essence to be learned from data, I was captivated and came to him wanting to learn more.

This investigation also shows that there is good reason to be careful when selecting measures and when interpreting the results, since, for a certain wheel profile parameter, when one measure is used, the results may be acceptable, but when another measure is used, the results may be unacceptable.

Moreover, we show that a large proportion of participants resolved referential ambiguity in terms of their partner's perspective, even when it was more cognitively difficult to do so (as tracked by online movement measures), and when the presence of a social partner had to be assumed (Studies 1 and 2).

The proposed diagnostic protocol directs what to measure and when to measure so that the data is informative to better estimate the parameters influencing the tumor growth.

They are engines of prosperity and inequality in equal measure, and when the inequality tips poor they look unsavable; when it tips rich, they look unjust.

Behind the simple grades are several years' worth of critical and painstaking decisions about how to measure achievement, what to measure, and when to acknowledge that certain qualities in a school cannot be measured.

Predictions are particularly accurate when performance is carefully measured, and when the job in question has been thoroughly profiled.

From the beginning, Pat is appealing and scary in equal measure, and when he meets his match in a sultry and seriously-depressed widow named Tiffany, the result is edgy and unpredictable attraction, and, to me, it's riveting.