Sentence examples for measures the higher from inspiring English sources

Along with a whole lot of other budget measures, the higher education reforms are now looking decidedly shaky, with minister Pyne once again trying to make a (possible) back-down look like a victory.

On the other hand, the ranking of the noise performance of the test pad configurations based on the noise index agrees with that based on nonlinear measures: the higher the nonlinearity between the time-averaged friction coefficient and peak sound pressure, the worse the squeal.

In all measures, the higher the score, the better the patient is regarding clinical and functional outcome.

In general, the more unreliable the measures, the higher the chance of Type II errors; that is not finding differences and associations that in fact exist.

However, given that disorders were selected based on these clinical measures, the higher classification accuracy based on these measures was to be expected as clinical diagnostic measures were used as labels for the fMRI-based classifier.

Generally, the five groups of MCH outcomes showed a consistent positive gradient for most (23/25) of the health outcomes across one or more SEP measures; the higher the SEP level, the better the MCH outcome.

As Yee points out, the country's rampant inequality — by some measures, the highest in the developed world — is a red flag given its tax levels and unemployment.

Although America's effective corporate tax rate, net of all loopholes, is not much higher than Ireland's by some measures, the high statutory rate, together with the complexity of the tax code, put America at a disadvantage.

At any point in time, the returned state of a sensor identifies that sampling point which measures the highest signal strength.

The PAS includes a 'general' scale that measures the highest level of functioning attained by the individual before becoming ill.

If a survey participant completed 4 to 6 measures, the highest peak force was selected from trials 4 to 6.