Sentence examples for measures of those from inspiring English sources

Despite claims made by successive education ministers that Australia has a "high quality, high equity" system, the truth is that the absolute measures of those doing well, and those who aren't, are dictated by their background.

Diamond (2013) explains that the Beveridge Curve may be using proxies rather than the correct measures of those searching for work and the right measure of job openings.

Measures of those who were able to stop or ran the yellow light, speed over the span of the intersection, perception response time, and eye movements were analyzed to determine if performance improved or whether undesirable adaptive behaviours occurred.

To do that, a group of 57 adults with sustained EHT was compared with a group of 37 adults with normotension on a variety of psychometric measures of those emotional and cognitive constructs.

This study included two covariates, as indirect measures of those population characteristics, in an attempt to control for those features.

Table 2 shows the comparison between the responsiveness measures of those instruments measuring the same construct domain.

As might be expected, the clinical measures of these subjects resemble those of the AP subjects.

A good measure of those qualities resides in Hall, who makes sculling look easy.

Taking the measure of those relations after seven months of interaction, the governors reached a partisan finding.

Schwarzenegger took the measure of those who were in positions of power — Democrats in particular — and sought to disarm them.

The best measure of those excesses is the private-sector financial balance (see chart 2).