Sentence examples for measures possibly from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we chose to assess the correlates with only a few or single-item measures, possibly reducing the reliability and increasing measurement error.

In order to reduce the bias sources, particular attention should be reserved to the recruitment of an appropriate study population and we are now considering the possibility of assessing in future studies the facial characteristics with more complex measures, possibly including vertical features as well.

It was not clear whether Russia would go along with a chapter 7 resolution, as it would open the door to punitive measures possibly including force.

Importantly the apparent effectiveness of treatment may significantly depend upon the outcome measure chosen with some measures possibly underestimating the extent of benefit.

Whatever security dangers clerical and secretarial personnel may pose can be minimized by proper administrative measures, possibly to the point of allowing the Government itself to provide the necessary clerical assistance.

If one of the measures -- possibly the measure -- of superior writing is the author's ability to plumb his own deepest understanding of human behavior and translate what he finds into prose of equal depth and humanity, then "A Grief Observed" may very well survive as C. S. Lewis's masterwork.

The primary design problem can be described as follows: Given a set of network nodes, it is required to find a topology Ψ, selected from all possible topologies, so that the cost of Ψ (measured possibly in terms of the maximum diameter, maximum node degree, etc). is less than that of any other network topology and such that Ψ satisfies some given design constraints.

Jackson's achievements will be the yardstick by which N.B.A. coaches are measured, possibly forever.

Mr. Bush's contrition was measured, possibly underscoring his need for the continued support of the kinds of religious conservatives who support Bob Jones University.

In this paper, we propose a set of ontology cohesion metrics which focuses on measuring (possibly inconsistent) ontologies in the context of dynamic and changing Web.

Commenting on the squeeze on felt by British consumers as they cope with a combination of low wage growth and galloping inflation, BNP Paribas UKK economist, Paul Mortimer-Lee, said: "The Bank of England will not raise interest rates for the next two years in spite of a 20-year high on the UK target inflation measure, possibly rising to 6% on the RPI".