Sentence examples for measures lay from inspiring English sources

The inequalities established in this paper relating classical and parametric measures lay a foundation for systematic classification of entropy-based measures of graph complexity.

Both, the target groups and the outcome measures, lay the ground for the study design and the definition of comparison groups as can be seen in our European project.

Another protester, Konstantinos Iliopoulos, who trains security guards, said that Greeks feel that a recession is inevitable and that more austerity measures lie ahead.

Whether or not G.M. is planning to close any European factories soon, there is little doubt that painful measures lie ahead.

Similarly, quality measures lie between 83% and 93%.

BitTorrent users were never likely to take Comcast's measures lying down.

The difference between the two sets of measures lies in the connectivity of actors that are connected to a node.

The completeness values lie between 87% and 95%, correctness values lie between 94% and 99%, and quality measures lie between 83% and 93%.

Whether or not a windthrow probability of 69% for the 20% volume quantile for the entire region of Diepholz under the reference path in 2070 calls for adaptation measures lies in the valuation of the decision maker.

These active and passive measures lie at the heart of any activation strategy, so indicators of their intensity and how it has varied with the onset of the Great Recession can throw light on how activation is being implemented in different countries and over time.

Adiposity measures lying outside 3SD from the mean from these analyses made only very minor differences to the associations observed.