Sentence examples for measures are closely from inspiring English sources

Yet local officials have stuck with this model of development because it promotes GDP growth, and such measures are closely tied with their personal political careers.

We proposed two new measures to efficiently summarize news articles on individual companies and empirically showed that the two measures are closely correlated with indicators of market activity such as the transaction volume and price volatility.

Hence, impairment measures are closely related to the patient's disorder, whereas the other outcome measures focus on the patient's level of functional health.

Considering the simplification that ultrasound mainly measures skin thickness, mRSS measures severity, serum-COMP reflects fibrotic activity and HAMIS the consequences of fibrosis on hand function, all these measures are closely related, yet examine different facets of the disease.

Our results are described in terms of area of PP tissue and lymphoid follicle density in the sheep ileum; analyses indicate that these two measures are closely correlated (rs = 0.958, n = 19, P < 0.001).

Newman's assortativity is then given by [ 25] (9) Both measures (8) and (9) are bounded from above by 1, and they can both become negative (indeed, Newman's modularity and assortativity measures are closely related, see Appendix).

They said that commercial air carriers and their contractors possessed information about anti-terrorist measures that would remain effective only if the measures were closely held, and disclosing them could "endanger the traveling public".

Both measures were closely associated with Howe, which, in combination with his earlier comments, led to Tory claims that Howe was indifferent to the democratic process.

I found that all these measures were closely correlated to one another (Figure 2), but did not relate to A. Despite having the lowest score for A, WG had the highest PI score (measured as a proportion of A; Figure 2) and scored the highest in all other measures of phylogenetic utility at all taxonomic levels above genus.

The HAQ instrument has previously been shown to be strongly associated with well-being and QoL in SLE [ 6, 38], as well as in other rheumatic diseases [ 41], which is probably a sign of self-reported measures being closely related in rheumatic diseases [ 45].

That measure is closely watched by pollsters as a reliable indicator of the re-election prospects of an incumbent.