Sentence examples for measures with existing from inspiring English sources

Instead of issuing color-coded alerts, the federal government and the M.T.A. should urgently undertake measures with existing money to enhance security.

The online presentation of HealthTracker has already meant that rapid acquisition of data for norming, or comparing new measures with existing ones is possible.

Since no known measures exist which measure TPB constructs to assess the use of research evidence in policymaking, criterion-related validity (or statistically comparing new measures with existing known valid measures, administered in parallel)[ 35] was not feasible in this study.

The seismoelectric current can be measured with existing electroacoustic devices that were originally designed to characterize liquid dispersions.

In this study, a method is proposed for monitoring the tube metal temperature at the inner surface of the tube from the temperature data measured with existing sensors installed at the inlet pigtail and the outlet collector, which are outside of the furnace heating box.

We also compare our measure with existing topological metrics, including density, distance, and centrality.

While the gas flow rate can be measured with existing PL sensors [1], the thin liquid layer, which may contain more valuable oil, is more difficult to detect and measure using conventional equipment.

Whether it was a man or woman O'Reilly was criticizing, the level of hypocrisy can scarcely be measured with existing technology.

These markers performed better than any other biomarker reported to date, showed significant enhancement over clinical variables, are mechanistically relevant, and can be easily measured with existing technology.

To compare this new measure with existing traditional measures, we labelled a patient "frequent attender (traditional)" when he or she had 24 or more face-to-face contacts per calendar year.

Most of the aforementioned methods typically rely on a seed or candidate set of genes already linked to the query disease and therefore fail to make predictions for a new disease of interest, for which there are no gene linkage studies yet; a few make reasonable predictions if we could compute some similarity measure with existing diseases on which the methods were trained.