Sentence examples for measures of trouble from inspiring English sources

The current study examines the association between self-reported measures of trouble sleeping, total sleep time (TST), and bedtimes and odds of past month alcohol and marijuana (AM) use in a racially/ethnically diverse sample of adolescents.

The average junk bond shed its distressed label in late July, when yields over comparable Treasurys fell below 10 percentage points – the standard measure of trouble.

The symptoms were measured as presence of trouble (ache, pain, or discomfort) within the last 7 days and the last 12 months in the different anatomic regions.

That is a measure of the troubles that lie ahead for us.

The other measure of the troubles could be seen Wednesday at the news conference, in the faces of the two Kabul Bank executives who had just resigned.

It was a measure of the troubles that beset Europe throughout 2011 that toward year's end its weary and desperate leaders were talking of the possible collapse of the entire EU.

It was a measure of the troubles Mr. Bush is running into within his own party that Senator Pete V. Domenici, a New Mexico Republican who usually sides with the administration, expressed his frustration to Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld on Wednesday that he could find no clear vision in the administration's Iraq strategy.

Scammers are everywhere, so it's better to take precautionary measures to avoid these kinds of trouble.

However, that success – measured by their population – shows the kind of trouble that the Highland wildcat is in today.

It's politics, austerity measures and young American students trying to stay out of trouble.

His position in the internal power structure affords him a measure of protection when trouble strikes.