Sentence examples for measures has proved from inspiring English sources

The OHIP-14, one of the most commonly used generic OHRQoL measures, has proved reliable and valid among both young and middle-aged people in Sweden [ 19], Brazil [ 20], Scotland [ 21], New Zealand [ 22] and Japan [ 23].

Thus, assessing physical function in a population that is expected to have low functioning using existing measures has proven challenging.

Classifying subjects as "responders" and "non-responders", or classifying single trials as "successful" or "not successful" conditioning based on autonomous measures has proven extremely useful, to exclude erroneous trials or subjects from further analysis (e.g. [28], [51]).

The use of ergonomic measures has proven to reduce exposure towards physical risk factors, such as trunk flexion, manual handling, and kneeling e.g. [ 2- 4] as proxy for decrease in musculoskeletal disorders.

These measures have proved deeply unpopular.

Other measures have proved ineffective or inadequate.

Not all of the stopgap measures have proved as popular as young adult coverage.

Turkey had already taken measures to control and track the sale of fertilisers but Çelik said the measures had proved insufficient.

But the measures have proved inadequate and with more severe weather on the way officials, volunteers and human rights defenders fear the worst.

Government measures have proved inadequate, but communities in Liberia and Sierra Leone are coming up with ways to battle the Ebola virus.

And such is the power parliament already wields, that the measures have proved exceptionally difficult to challenge, even with the HRA.