Sentence examples for measures and which from inspiring English sources
Because care coordination remains ill-defined and is potentially quite broad, we developed a framework to aid in description and classification of the measure instruments, and to structure assessment of the measurement landscape which areas have a high density of existing measures, and which are more sparsely populated.
Do self-reported measures of medication adherence agree with clinically determined measures and which category of self-reporting shows the highest concordance?
Furthermore, there is little consensus on the subject of absorbed dose measures and which metric is most meaningful.
Overall, the evidence confirms that fiscal consolidation has an impact on cyclical unemployment in the order of 0.1% of additional unemployment for each point of GDP of budgetary measures, stronger for expenditure measures, and which gradually fades away.
Campaign group UK Uncut, which is opposed to government austerity measures, and which has organised protests against British telecoms operator Vodafone (VOD.L) and pharmacist Boots over their tax practices, said in a statement on Monday that they planned to target Starbucks.
It is not clear yet which combination of regional measures and which normalization approaches yield the best results for individual classification and prediction.
post at 290; but this agreement does not advance the inquiry as to which measures are, and which measures are not, consistent with the Fourth Amendment.
The reaction also gives off electricity, which is easy to measure and which the unit uses to calculate blood alcohol.
Most departments will already be measuring some outcomes, and it is logical to begin by performing a gap analysis to determine which outcomes you are already measuring and which you would like to but aren't.
These applications emphasize the insight into answering "where to measure" and "which experimental scheme" questions provided by both the parameter extraction methodology and the linked model framework.
Such questions lead to decisions around what should be measured and which populations should be assessed.
