Sentence examples for measures to express from inspiring English sources

"If the regime continues to spurn this most recent 'last chance,' we hope that the Arab League will take additional, clear measures to express its condemnation of the Syrian regime and solidarity with the Syrian people," Mr. Feltman said.

In addition, regulators and technology assessors have focused their interest on the ability of the translated measures to express and investigate equivalent concepts across languages, as most PRO measures for global use are developed in one language and subsequently translated for use in other countries and cultures (i.e., sequential approach) [6].

These types of assessments increasingly use so-called environmental burden of disease (eBoD) measures to express health impacts.

We used growth rates in these measures to express frequency peaks in the spectrum as periodicities in units of days.

The text itself appears in equal measure to express a profound quietism and anarchistic views on government.

The existing metrics have typically focused on a measure to express the proximity of job locations to residences.

Absorbance at 450 nm (OD450) was measured to express antibody concentration.

The crude and adjusted odds ratios (95% Confidence Intervals) are the primary measure to express the strength of the association.

Like χ 2 analysis, CRLBσ provides a quantitative measure to express the quality of the T1 fit, which is not provided by CV or VGA.

The MAPE is a summarizing measure to express the error during a certain period of time and ignores the direction of error.

An important breakthrough in the community detection problem has taken the form of a quantitative measure to express the quality of community presence, namely modularity.