Sentence examples for measures that rely from inspiring English sources

Sizing Things Up Electronic measures that rely on sound waves rather than a printed steel tape lack absolute accuracy.

Global-health measures that rely more on direct data and less on modelling might be easier to comprehend, but have holes in terms of overall coverage.

And his Supreme Court opinions have criticized political and legal measures that rely on race alone as the decisive factor in granting or receiving a right.

Our procedure combines the impact effects obtained from stress measures that rely on feedback centrality properties with the default probabilities of institutions.

But in Brill's telling, they have all come, over some two decades, to distrust or denounce the unions and to promote the same small set of reforms: increasing the number of charter schools and evaluating and improving teacher quality through merit pay and other measures that rely heavily on student test scores.

Then simple similarity measures that rely on gray value distribution will probably fail, especially when finding correspondences between the top level and the bottom level.

Exposure assessments are unlikely to be affected by self-report bias or observation bias; address histories and personal water behavior are the only aspects of the exposure measure that rely on self-report.

They said measures that relied less on individual responsibility should be used to tackle the problem.

Xuan and colleagues [7] showed that an improved comprehensive measure of alcohol taxes including specific excise tax and value-based taxes resulted in more negative tax elasticity and price elasticity predicting binge drinking, as compared to a conventional measure that relies only on beer excise tax.

We call M-skin the resulting measure that relies on this profile.

The former represents a classical partition-based measure that relies on symmetry with respect to topologically equivalent vertices having the same degrees.