Sentence examples for measures of common from inspiring English sources

Design Prospective cohort study with four measures of common mental disorders and obesity over 19 years (Whitehall II study).

The CIS-R is one of the most widely used measures of common mental disorders globally with extensive prior use in the study setting.

The baseline measures of common demographic variables, the lower limb subscale of Fugl-Meyer assessment, and the Modified Ashworth Score did not significantly differ between the BWST group and control group (Table 1).

While there was also marginal evidence of a beneficial effect on anxiety, there was no evidence of mediation of the effect on MUVD through measures of common mental disorders.

Because explaining the risk at the household level was not our primary aim, the household factors we built were probably not accurate measures of common exposures of households to the same risk factors.

Our findings are based on data obtained by using a validated standard questionnaire measure of common mental disorders and by direct measurements of height and weight.

Upon his death on June 11, people found themselves mourning a man who provided not just medicine but a measure of common ground.

The group's message has resonated, partly because he has found a measure of common cause with the country's United States-trained education minister, Phongthep Thepkanjana.

"I believe these changes represent an important improvement in the way the current law is put into practice, above all by providing a greater measure of common sense and common decency for handling what are complex and difficult issues," Gates said in announcing the changes.

With the backing of the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Defense Secretary Robert Gates laid down enlightened enforcement changes to provide "a greater measure of common sense and common decency" to a military burdened by the onerous and damaging "don't ask, don't tell" policy.

The Adamic/Adar similarity adjusts the measure of common neighbors for the rarity of the neighbors to which the two countries tie.