Sentence examples for measures to reflect from inspiring English sources
Multiple additional measures to reflect the contributions of globalisation in all its richness need to be defined.
Because the official poverty measures consider only the pretax income, adjusting poverty measures to reflect free time would cause the poverty rate to fall more, or increase less, after 2007.
In Nature, Robert Costanza and colleagues recently wrote that "if a business used GDP-style accounting, it would aim to maximize gross revenue – even at the expense of profitability, efficiency, sustainability or flexibility," and suggested alternatives, like adjusting economic measures to reflect social and environmental factors.
At the same time, we also explicitly adjust the original costs of certain measures to reflect additional transaction or information costs.
Thus, this research has combined the infrastructure-based measures and location-based measures to reflect comprehensive accessibility at regional level, among which the transportation accessibility belongs to infrastructure-based measure, while the population and economy accessibilities belong to location-based accessibility.
In a fundraising email sent by Abbott in July, the governor argued that he wanted to pass the new measures to "reflect our respect for the sanctity of life" and "turn the tides against the soulless abortion industry in Texas".
The proton production from a chemical reaction catalyzed by G6PD was measured to reflect the G6PD activity in a blood sample.
Another measure to reflect output of the transformed wheat research/breeding industry would be quality of the grain produced.
We want the joint performance measure to reflect that solutions with small performances along either of the axes are less desired.
In some cases the value of their property portfolios has been written down - an accounting measure to reflect the reduced value of their stores.
After defining these co-occurrences we used regularized a log odd ratio connectivity measure to reflect the strength of the ties in our drug-gene and disease-gene co-occurrence matrices.
