Sentence examples for measures of and from inspiring English sources

Observing that many economic and financial time series are serially uncorrelated but not serially independent, Hong (1998, Journal of Royal Statistical Society, Series B; 2000, Journal of Rayal Statistical Society, Series B) develops nonparametric Hoeffding-type measures of and tests for serial dependence in a time series which can detect subtle dependence structure.

In fact, taking an international perspective on the measures of and relations between CSE and TEDDICS may provide information on their differences and similarities.

The obvious irony notwithstanding, the discordance and diversity are both measures of, and testimony to, an intellectual depth and range seldom equaled in the history of western philosophy.

There is little or no discussion about the validity or reliability of the many difference measures of, and proxies for, SES.

Although practitioners, consultants, and experts have written a great deal about the value of synergy [ 19, 24- 28], health services researchers have only recently begun theorizing about, developing measures of, and empirically assessing synergy in collaborative partnerships to improve health [ 29- 33].

They have urged governors and legislators to pass laws and measures of immediate and pressing importance.

Further, we investigate the relationship between the ICCs and measures of racial and socioeconomic segregation.

And the measures of feta and olive in the salad don't tip into salty excess.

Dynamic and quantitative measures of viremia and treatment were assessed.

All life forms, places and objects are accorded measures of onjesta and pragata.

This means balancing financial risks and rewards with the complex measures of social and environmental impact.