Sentence examples for measures is understood from inspiring English sources

None of these measures is understood to be investigating creativity directly; instead, they're measuring steps in what has come to be called "the creative process".

In addition, the package of measures is understood to include plans to impose on-the-spot penalties of up to £100 for householders who regularly dump rubbish in their gardens.

The measures are understood to include economic incentives, technological help and a possible green light for limited, monitored enrichment activities after an initial suspension.

Throughout, all Borel measures are understood to be non-negative and finite.

Consistent with previous research [ 19], we found some indication that respondents who were presented with a difference measure answered more knowledge questions correctly than those who were presented with a ratio measure suggesting that difference measures were understood better than ratio measures regardless of presentation format.

One cost-cutting measure is understood to be an average of 25% of reduction in the pagination across the titles, with the exact amount varying depending on the day of the week and title.

Or in slightly different terms, we ask "How many ice cubes do you want?" but "How much water do you want?" Of course we can often make sense of 'how many' questions about non-sortals if a suitable measure is understood.

The AHUM may be administered to both adults and younger subjects; however, if the AHUM will be administered to children or adolescents, then it would be useful to perform pilot testing, specifically cognitive debriefing interviews, in this population, and revise the content as necessary to ensure that the measure is understood and interpreted as expected before study implementation.

In the final minutes of his budget the chancellor had to repeat his key lines on the new national living wage – for the benefit of the evening television bulletins – to ensure his headline measure was understood.

Although of necessity it was assumed that all important baseline determinants of outcome were measured, it is understood that this is unlikely, if not impossible.

The product of the measure space with itself is understood as in [1], and it is denoted by.