Sentence examples for measures well understood from inspiring English sources

Cameron Huff Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Nov. 9, 2010 • To the Editor: Re "The Private Way Around the Checkpoints," by Joe Sharkey (On the Road column, Business Day, Nov. 9): There are a host of initiatives that ensure business aviation security — measures well understood by Transportation Security Administration officials.

The PRO measures were generally well understood and relevant to patients with ACO and COPD, with no distinguishable differences between patient groups in relevance or interpretation of items (Additional file 1: Table S1).

Previous research suggests that subjective complaints can be faked under some circumstances, however, the extent to which this occurs when assessments are made using standardized SRC measures is less well understood.

The impact of effective HIV prevention measures is now well understood.

The epidemiology of the disease in livestock and humans as well as appropriate preventive measures are not well understood, and in particular such information is inadequate in sub-Saharan Africa [ 1].

The CSR provides a new method of measuring drug activity in a two-stage, phase II oncology trial by combining two well understood measures, RR and TTP.

A well understood measure is alloying of stable oxide formers into the surface.

Furthermore the analyses published to date give surprising and often contradictory results which indicate that the solution properties of these polymers are difficult to measure and not yet well understood.

Evidence from these interviews confirmed that the HAE PRO is a relevant, well understood measure of HAE attack concepts.

How stable estimates of sleep are over time in growing children is also not well understood, but measures should not be assumed to be stable on the basis of adult data.

We interpret these as indicators that our translation of the diagnosed asthma question was effective, well understood and measured asthma.