Sentence examples for measures recognised in from inspiring English sources

These measures, recognised in Hanssens' research as crucial to the response's effectiveness, remain in place.

In these cases, all the support measures recognised in current legislation should be applied.

She argues that these measures recognise an increase in congestion levels in recent years and that differential pricing would reflect variations in the degree of congestion at different times of day.

Variance attributable to measurement method rather than the intended construct being measured has been well recognised in the psychological literature and includes biases such as social desirability and acquiescence bias [ 10].

As the word osteoporosis was the most accurate description of the disease about which knowledge was being measured and is widely recognised in the general population [ 17], its use was retained and the resulting decrease in Flesch reading ease accepted.

"Our contention is that there are other entry vocational qualifications that students bring with them to university that should be recognised in the measure, such as diplomas of higher education," said a spokesperson for the University of North London.

The quality of treatment can be recognised in the measure of output, such that a hospital that delivers superior quality to its patients is deemed to have produced a greater amount of output.

The importance of involvement of fathers in caring for children is also recognised in other EU measures.

The importance of level of blood-cell function, measured as C-peptide, is well recognised in autoimmune diabetes both through its correlation with endogenous insulin secretion and in relation to complications (1, 2).

This was recognised in the development of a core set of questions designed to measure physical activity levels in populations in low and middle-income countries (14).

Several limitations were recognised in this set.