Sentence examples for measures that explain from inspiring English sources

Huq, like Reveal, said it carries out "regular checks on our partner apps to ensure that they have implemented" measures that explain the company's services.

Given the demonstrated association between mobility and HRQoL [ 18– 20], it is critical to understand key measures that explain variations in HRQoL among high risk groups such as older fallers.

Individual measures that explained substantial portions of the variability in ratings of knee joint-degenerative changes in patients with knee medial compartment osteoarthritis.

Nate Aden, a research fellow at WRI, said there was no single formula or policy measure that explained how countries achieved economic growth and reductions in emissions.

Rather than merely demonstrating that a mouse mutant shows some patterns of behavior reminiscent of human symptomatology, it will be essential to analyze physiological measures of circuit dynamics that explain behavior on a moment-to-moment basis in the relevant social and cognitive context.

For instance, Nookaew et al. [ 28] proposed the determination of weighting factors by mixed integer linear programing to maximise the number of elementary modes that explain measured yield values.

Radiation is measured in terms of units that explain how much energy has been deposited: roentgen (R), the gray (Gy), and the sievert (Sv).

The amount of variability in lipid measures that was explained by each covariate is presented in Table 4. Baseline lipid concentration explained the largest amount of variability for each lipid parameter except HDL-C; however, no other covariate accounted for more than 5% of the variability for any lipid level.

From these models, we calculated the percentage of variation in the outcome measures that was explained by each predictor variable (Figs. 3a c).

As with other systematic reviews and meta-analyses [ 26, 34] a significant heterogeneity was found in the prevalence measures, that were explained incompletely by analysis of subgroups and univariate meta-regressions.

"Everything on Earth has a location attached to it, and geomatics engineers measure and map that," explains Cannon.