Sentence examples for measures we constructed from inspiring English sources

After a careful review of previous measures we constructed an original battery of 13 questions that were administered in a survey conducted in seven countries at the time of the 2014 European election.

One finding of particular interest for refining ideas of resilience is that the measures we constructed for resilience that were based on bouncing back to the starting point were not informative compared to those that were based on bouncing back to a common threshold.

To evaluate adherence to the use of protective measures we constructed a PPE-score.

To address problems of multicollinearity raised by simultaneous inclusion of a large number of food outlet measures, we constructed density measures for three food environment categories: BMI-healthy food outlets such as supermarkets and fruit and vegetable markets, BMI-unhealthy food outlets such as fast-food restaurants and convenience stores, and a BMI-intermediate category.

That is, for a given Gibbs measure we construct a spectral triple and show that Connesʼ corresponding pseudo-metric is a metric and that its metric topology agrees with the weak-⁎-topology on the state space over the set of continuous functions defined on the subshift.

Using bivariate regression, we calculated pooled estimates of sensitivity (SEN) and specificity (SPE) as the main outcome measures, and we constructed summary receiver operating characteristic (SROC) curves [ 14].

The random walk measures which we construct and apply in this paper show that navigation in the maritime network becomes easier with time, that is, the network's structure starts to privilege more efficient movements and that with time it becomes easier to reach a given port starting from any other port of the network.

Resulting from these partial trust measures, we may construct a definition of combination of these types of trust.

But the question here is whether our knowledge is derived from what is independent of mind or is in whole or part the result of the linguistic and conceptual measures we learn, construct and employ in dealing with reality.

In order to measure economic status, we constructed a composite variable called household economic status index as recommended by Filmer and Pritchett [ 17].

Due to different time periods for measuring PM2.5 constituents, we constructed two data sets to analyze the data: The first involved daily measurement of PM2.5, OC, EC, and ions for 1 January 2004 through 31 December 2008 and the second included daily concentrations of PM2.5 and constituent elements for 1 January 2006 through 31 December 2008.