Sentence examples for measures that generate from inspiring English sources
And they use coercive measures that generate resistance.
Hoffman and Levite contend that it is time to reconsider the illegality of some active-defense measures that "generate effects outside of the defender's network".
Regulatory agencies are showing increased concern regarding the cross-cultural suitability of PRO measures that generate data used to support clinical trial endpoints [3, 8, 9].
We did allow the sum of four measures that generate false alarms (for example, S1 = 90 cm, S2 = 90 cm, S3 = 90 cm, S4 = 130 cm).
The usual progression from research findings to clinical guidelines has been that initially considerable research is done in intensive studies in small populations, and epidemiology studies are conducted with simple measures that generate hypotheses.
Because of its familiarity to clinicians, in most instances reviewers might choose to present one of the measures that generates relative and/or absolute measures of effect.
Pairs of measures that generated higher correlation estimates in the current study compared to previous studies included: a) PROMIS Pain Interference scores and scores on patient-reported mental health scores (e.g., SF-36 MCS, BDI-II) and b) PROMIS Physical Function scores on the same measures.
Pairs of measures that generated lower correlation estimates in the current study compared to previous studies included: a) PROMIS Pain Interference scores and SF-36 Bodily Pain scores, and b) PROMIS Physical Function scores with the WOMAC Pain, WOMAC Function, SF-36 Physical Function, and gait speed.
The particular measure that generated the headlines was confined to a list of 'small' nations (under 9 million population).
It was a measure that generated a 6 months delay in the commissioning, an additional cost and a delay in the receipt of tolls for the concession-holder.
But it was the so-called Airbnb measure that generated wide interest beyond the city as well as fierce debate among local residents.
