Sentence examples for measures of which from inspiring English sources

In Australia, a comprehensive report on outcome measurement in community settings identified 136 measures, of which 31 were deemed most appropriate and being relevant for children and adolescents, adults or older persons [ 29].

Training and culture have been improved by a range of measures, of which the most important is the recruitment of women.

Most sampling approaches were found to influence the species measures, of which method, time of day and the respective interaction had the strongest influence.

Higher wages for American workers would be attained by a mixture of measures, of which the most controversial would be Mr. Lind's proposed restrictions on immigration and his suggested "social tariff" to prevent the import of cheap-labor products.

However, observational studies have been fraught with issues of confounding related to the degree of frailty and functional decline, measures of which are not included in standard administrative health care databases that are used to calculate vaccine effectiveness.

The four income measures – of which the best known is relative poverty, which considers children to be in poverty if their income falls below 60% of UK median income – were established in 2003 and are the standard poverty indicator used across the EU.

He was a champion, the measure of which is a man who dominated his era.

The Oregon Supreme Court, in upholding the award, called Philip Morris's conduct "extraordinarily reprehensible, by any measure of which we are aware".

The company said the trial might be flawed because it used shocks from the devices as the measure of which patients suffered life-threatening heart irregularities.

Take the average of those two data points and you have a measure of which states are getting shortchanged by the system.

But the results can serve as an early indicator of enthusiasm for potential hopefuls vying for the Democratic nomination, and a measure of which of them so far has built an organization that could support an eventual campaign.