Sentence examples for measures or changes from inspiring English sources

There is a disconnect between the federal government and the states, the report found, and it recommended creating a national body to assess the ways in which federal deficit reduction measures or changes in federal tax policies will affect states and localities.

From a planning perspective, three possible problems have been identified, and the corresponding planning measures or changes were proposed.

We studied the long term trends in incidence to evaluate a putative effect of past preventive measures or changes in risk factors.

Finally, we investigated whether baseline levels of adiposity measures or changes of adiposity levels from baseline to follow-up were associated with incident asthma and wheezing.

Three types of outcome can be distinguished, viz. the committee's decision on the complaint, the doctor's explanation or apology, and the hospital's corrective measures or changes [ 10].

Therefore, including these characteristics in the PDD model did not significantly improve the exposure measure or change which subjects were considered exposed and to what level they were exposed.

Moreover, they may be particularly useful for compilation of findings in meta-analytic studies or longitudinal studies focusing on measuring effects or changes [ 56].

There were no statistically significant associations of any adiposity measure (baseline or changes) with incident asthma but for changes of weight and BMI there was a positive association with wheezing (Table  5).

Previous studies have observed over-report of height [ 6, 7] or decreased accuracy of height with increasing age, perhaps due to decreasing opportunities to regularly measure height or changes in height over time [ 4, 27].

37 In both research and clinical settings, visual representation of SF-36 data in spydergram format would be most useful for measuring improvements or changes in response to treatment in a cohort of patients.

All the randomised controlled trials (in adults and young people) directly compared (and randomised participants to) lower versus higher fat intake and measured absolute or changes in body fatness outcomes.