Sentence examples for measures cited in from inspiring English sources

The authors analyse votes on the credit-expansion measures cited in Mr Rajan's book.

Using the same hospital discharge data measures cited in the Washington State study, we found that almost half (49percentt) of reported cases were not in fact uterine ruptures.

NOTE: See the accompanying schedules and www.verizon.com/investor for reconciliations to generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) for non-GAAP financial measures cited in this document.

The objective of this study is to capture the researchers' perspective, a) by identifying outcome measures cited in published studies with the focus on individuals with OBPI; and b) by identifying and quantifying the concepts contained in these measures using the ICF as a reference.

Moreover, the content of measures cited in at least 5 different articles were presented at the ICF chapter level and more detailed in the Additional file 2. Reliability of the abstract screening and linking procedures were measured with percentage agreement and estimation of Cohen's Kappa coefficient.

Imperial measures are cited in tables as well.

All neuropsychological measures are cited in Ribbe et al. 2010.

The PBO routinely updates its estimates of unlegislated budget items but this time it included the underlying cash balance – the measure generally cited in public debates about deficit and surplus.

Ofsted inspectors had placed five of the schools in special measures, citing overzealous involvement by governors in the running of schools and a failure to protect pupils from the risks of exposure to extremism.

The trouble is that such valuation measures were also cited in a March 9 Wall Street Journal front page feature–"Dow 5,000?

These outcome measures have been used and cited in the literature as being important measures of sleep [9], [16], [25] [28].