Sentence examples for measures which use from inspiring English sources

And it's not comparable with other countries' data, unlike the LFS measures which use internationally agreed definitions.

The difference is more pronounced in the MA measures which use the masseter muscle as the inforce.

At the present time, measures which use weights to allow the severity of an impact to be described are likely to be better outcome measures.

36 37 46–49 The medication possession ratio and refill compliance rate are measures which use administrative data to assess adherence to medicines.

Thus, their computational complexity is a quadratic function of the number of founders, in contrast to most of TDT measures, which use sample counts and increase linearly with the number of individuals.

Average house prices fell for the third month in a row during May, according to the Acadametrics index, the only measure which uses actual prices for every property transacted in England and Wales rather than valuation estimates or asking prices.

The Census Bureau's "supplemental poverty measure", which uses a similar methodology, has it at 23.8%, the highest in the country (by the traditional measurement California is 14th).

This week's league tables will show her school to be well behind Mossbourne on raw results – but they won't show what she's up against: the "contextual value-added" measure, which used to measure a school's performance against social factors such as the numbers of pupils on free school meals, has been dropped.

Otherwise, a simple similarity measure, which uses only a few attributes could increase or decrease the value of the result too much.

The so-designed system consists of several smart energy measuring devices, which use a low-power radio protocol to communicate with a gateway.

We recall the definition of some divergence measures which we use in this text.