Sentence examples for measures gathered in from inspiring English sources

"If there's one goal of this conference, it's to dispel the myth that bullying is just a harmless rite of passage or an inevitable part of growing up," Mr. Obama told about 150 students, parents, teachers and advocates of prevention measures gathered in the East Room.

Given the dynamic environment of many sports, clinical visual measures gathered in static testing conditions do not reflect the visual demands experienced during play.

The instrument for measuring the impact of foresight developed by R. Johnston and J. Smith [36] comprised 54 measures gathered in several different lenses (measure groupings) aimed at measuring the impacts of foresight.

These measures are often gathered in groups of 3 or 5 under the term of "ventilator-bundle".

Ideally, one would have objective measures of parental investment gathered in early childhood, and outcome measures gathered later [as in 8].

Incoming students from LBUSD like Kyle, Jewls, Kristel and Faviolanny were placed in math and English courses using a predictive placement model which relies upon multiple measures gathered from high school transcripts in lieu of standardized placement tests.

In addition patient related outcome measures were gathered in both groups after discharge to evaluate the effectiveness of the care pathway on other relevant outcomes: occurrence of complications, occurrence of delirium, in-hospital mortality, 30-day postoperative mortality and need for reoperation within one year.

Slowly but surely its enthusiasm for the measures gathered pace.

Instead of taking up the measure, lawmakers gathered in heated meetings around the Capitol trying to resolve their differences on for what many of them is the most important legislation of the year.

"There's a 100-foot vagina we're fixing to burn," Mr. Anthony remarked recently while filling a garbage can in the back of his battered truck with water, a precautionary measure, one gathered, in case things got out of hand.

Comparing the factor loadings of the original BCIS and the Taiwanese version, although the magnitudes of each factor were different, items measuring self-reflectiveness were gathered in the "reflective attitude" factor, and items of self-certainty were aggregated in the "certain attitude" factor for both subscales.