But in this case, with the results reflecting the trends in national polls, and with mounting concern within the Conservative Party itself about its election prospects, the vote was widely read as a measure of deep problems for the Conservatives.
Slow, inexorable changes of Earth's dynamic surface provide a vivid, if approximate, measure of deep time.
However, our measure of approaches to learning – Biggs' Study Process Questionnaire [ 27] – is a reliable measure of deep and surface approaches to learning and thus should be sensitive to changes in behaviour.
Although the studies discussed in this paper have focused on a single outcome measure of deep infection, this model can also be used to examine the effect of treatments on fracture healing.
When considering the optimality of both trees, T mc and T hf, as measured by the amount of deep coalescence and shallow coalescence events, as shown in Figure 10, they are identical.
These were assessed using the shortened Study Process Questionnaire [ 38], which provides measures of Surface, Deep and Strategic (Achieving) learning styles and motivations.
Main Outcome Measures: The presence of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) was determined with the use of venous duplex scans on a regular basis from postoperative day 5 to day 10 (mean, 6.8).
Of course, more occasional worshippers contribute only fractionally to average attendance, which was always an unsatisfactory measure of the deep and persistent thirst for spiritual nurture met by the rich diversity of churches up and down the land.
Ruan's success is a measure of how deep, and talented, the Chinese chess program is.
