Sentence examples for measures representing a from inspiring English sources

The NFU lists this as one of the oppressive measures representing a "bad deal" for farmers.

In total, the seven groups incorporated 76 PhenX measures, representing a quarter of the 295 measures present in the Toolkit as of July 2011.

Similar to the study of Daugherty et al [ 10], our study suggested major gaps between HCWs' knowledge and recommended infection control measures, representing a serious public health concern.

Imputed missing data represented 0.3% of all analysed data (1134 missing data points for 3715 transcripts each with 100 measures, representing a total of 371 500 data points).

Scores can be aggregated to measures representing a physical health summary scale (consisting of physical functioning, physical role, pain and general health) and a mental health summary scale (vitality, social functioning, emotional role, and mental health) [ 6].

Furthermore, scores were aggregated to summary measures representing a physical component score (PCS; mainly reflecting physical functioning) and a mental component score (MCS; mainly reflecting social functioning and mental health) [ 7].

Also, motif D has good performance on the three measures, representing an example of a motif that should also be spotted.

Of the 141 participants who commenced the study, 92 completed both post and follow-up measures representing an overall retention rate of 65.2%%.

He said the measures represented a 6p per litre cut at the pump.

But the measures represented a climbdown for Nicolas Sarkozy, the French president, who had threatened to walk out unless a "ceiling" on bankers' pay was established.

Pharmaceuticals companies believe these measures represent a threat to their balance sheets although, at present, just 1percentnt of drug revenues come from the entire African continent.