Sentence examples for measures representative of from inspiring English sources

Its main objective is to provide guidance on how to determine an economically optimal set of measures representative of different safety layers by means of cost-benefit analysis.

We compute a set of 12 or 25 rotationally invariant measures representative of the underlying white matter for the rank-4 or rank-6 spherical harmonics (SHs) representation of the apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC) profile, respectively.

It has been demonstrated that measures representative of breathing pattern and muscle efforts during weaning pertain to the method applied [ 39, 40].

Based on the hourly concentration measures representative of each city, the following variables were constructed: 24-hr averages of particulates PM10-244 h and PM2.5-24 PM2.5-24ogen dioxide (NO2-24 h) anitrogenr dioxide (SO2-24 h), as well as the 8-hr maximum moving averages of ozone (O3-8 h) and carbon monoxide (CO-8 h).

This method defines a synthetic measure representative of the fuzzy set obtained, giving simple information about absolute index level but losing the uncertainty that the use of fuzzy sets guarantees.

CH is thought to predominantly reflect the viscous properties of the cornea, and CRF is an empirically derived measure representative of the cornea's elastic properties [ 1].

The aim of this procedure is to estimate an uncertainty in the parameter mean value, not to establish a measure representative of the variability of an underlying population of fibril aggregates widths.

The task measures have been investigated previously for their endophenotypic viability and were combined to one component which was labeled 'the endophenotypic construct': one measure representative of endophenotypic functioning across several domains of functioning.

It was therefore desirable to define a measure representative of this period for each patient, in order that clinical correlations from this period could be examined for each parameter.

"We should not wait for an American meltdown to beef up American nuclear safety measures," Representative Edward J. Markey of Massachusetts, who advocates greater reliance on casks, said after the accident in March in Japan.

When asked if Mr. Gephardt was breaking his pledge not to lobby actively against the measure, Representative Robert T. Matsui of California, a Democratic vote-counter in favor of the bill, said, "No, not yet".