Sentence examples for measures most commonly from inspiring English sources

The ORU literature identifies the overeducated undereducated by comparing workers' actual education in years or degrees with the "usual" education in their occupations, which is calculated by central tendency measures, most commonly the mode.

The two measures most commonly used to evaluate LD between biallelic markers are r and |D'| [ 7- 10].

The most widely used coercive measure was isolation (41.35%), although in most cases (87%) it was accompanied by other measures (most commonly transfer or change of cell and forced medication).

Lung involvement in SSc is defined by numerous measures, most commonly either by the presence of radiographic interstitial fibrosis, but also by abnormal forced vital capacity (FVC) or diffusion capacity for carbon monoxide (DLCO) on pulmonary function tests (PFT).

Other studies have therefore used refined adiposity measures of body composition assessed by means of bioelectrical impedance vector analysis (BIA) or dual energy x-ray absorptiometry (DEXA); the body composition measures most commonly assessed using these techniques were fat mass (FM) and fat-free mass [ 10, 13– 15].

The outcome measures most commonly used in studies of the effectiveness of ACT/FACT are the number and/or length of hospital admissions ([ 10, 17, 19, 27, 41], but several studies have shown that these outcomes correlate more with the number of available beds than with the service that is being delivered [ 27, 41]. Consequently, the present study used a clinical outcome measure.

The measure most commonly used to track overall economic performance is real gross domestic product, or real GDP for short.

When quantified, 27% provided a base rate while 73% presented a ratio measure, most commonly as a relative risk.

While it is the measure most commonly used for this purpose it has several drawbacks [ 16].

We have focussed on the potential bias in the relative survival estimates, as this is the measure most commonly reported.

14 Higher iron stores have been found in gestational diabetes patients measured most commonly by serum ferritin.