Sentence examples for measures guided by from inspiring English sources

Government price subsidies on food, statutory price controls on consumer goods, and the provision of free education and health services by the government were the principal measures guided by equity considerations.

Adequacy of fluid repletion can initially be judged by simple physiological measures, guided by the base deficit and plasma lactate.

We conclude with a preliminary classification investigation using our phonologically-based duration measures, guided by the significant correlations from our phone-specific results.

Weiss et al. [9] showed that checklists of safety measures guided by an observer (prompter) decreased mortality and average length of stay in an intensive care unit (ICU) compared to those carried out through self-verification.

There is no evidence base to support the use of one fluid over another, provided they are given in sufficient quantity, but adequacy of fluid repletion can initially be judged by simple physiological measures guided by the base deficit and plasma lactate.

Patient information security is assured through strict measures guided by Drug Safety Research Unit (DSRU) policies.

On the other hand, a selection of genes to measure guided by previous transcription factor information can be expected to yield better results.

All these measures are guided by policy, authorized by law, and enacted by institutions of government: they are examples of things the government does really well.

The choice of outcome measures was guided by the findings from previous qualitative studies [ 41, 44].

The choice of socioeconomic measures was guided by Krieger et al. (1997) and encompasses indicators of income, wealth, poverty, and education.

The selection of these three measures is guided by two network theories: (i) Bavelas' Centralisation Theory [ 45]; and (ii) Freeman's Centrality Theory [ 46].