Sentence examples for measures finding from inspiring English sources

Many of RSA's customers have taken extra measures since the intrusion was discovered, either by adding security measures, finding alternative solutions or simply shutting off remote access.

Information gathered from qualitative interviews post-treatment confirmed quantitative measures finding high levels of patient satisfaction.

Others have looked at objective autonomic response measures, finding that heart rate and respiration rates increase proportionally in response to imagined movements of different intensities [5], [44].

Most trials have measured satisfaction with care and a range of health-related quality of life measures, finding no differences between hospital and primary care follow-up.

Nonetheless, only one study in a mixed group of chronic pain participants (including CLBP) has measured sleep using both actigraphy and self report measures finding that pain severity was associated with subjective sleep disturbance but not actigraphy, for individuals reporting high pain severity [ 8].

Table 1 Short description of clinical studies with Cimiciduga racemosa preparations Ref. (placebo or comparator controlled) Design Patient characteristics and age Treatment, dose, and duration Outcome measures Finding and comments Effects in short No = Ø Signif.

At Downstate, he studied other threats to public health and did surveys on hand-washing, which he considered an important public health measure, finding doctors no more scrupulous than other workers.. Duncan William Clark was born in New York City.

Regarding the geometrical dimensions, the thickness, width and height are measured, finding that the dimensions usually are somewhat smaller than the nominal values.

The respective sputtering rates were measured finding values 1 order of magnitude lower in the case of the VG9000.

Even with a very good measure, finding relevant patterns among millions of correlations is a staggering task, especially when done in a completely unsupervised fashion.

In this study, soluble HLA-G levels in DM2 patients were measured, finding increased levels of this molecule; those who were soluble HLA-G positive had higher body mass index, systolic blood pressure, and cholesterol levels.