Sentence examples for mixture of measures from inspiring English sources

In their first 100 days, Mr Monti and his ministers have slashed Italy's borrowing costs with a mixture of measures to eliminate the budget deficit and promote growth (and some help from the European Central Bank).

In earlier eras, the success of a company was judged by a mixture of measures, including its fundamental economic performance, its reputation with customers and employees, its stock price and its responsibility to society at large.

Regarding the PG, it proved advantageous to identify, weight and sort candidate edges by a mixture of two measures, one being the standard z-score of deviations, the other one the z-score of conditional correlation coefficients.

This paper wants to highlight the need for the development of a coherent approach, based on a mixture of European measures and national actions.

The lack of a clear hypothesis has led to a mixture of cortisol measures and methods for analysis being used.

We have measured the surface tension of aqueous solutions of a salt surfactant mixture as a function of the total concentration and composition of the mixture instead of measuring it as a function of the respective concentrations of salt and surfactant.

Soil cement can be defined as a mixture of soil and measured amounts of Portland cement and water and compacted to the desired density.

More seriously, conclusions are based on a mixture of studies that measure children's PA either objectively (e.g., by accelerometers) or subjectively by self-report.

Exposure to a mixture of 27 chemicals measured in house dust was evaluated overall and in study site specific models.

Exposure to a mixture of 27 chemicals measured in house dust [5 PCBs, 7 polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), and 15 pesticides] was of interest.

In 2003, Ping Gao et al. [ 75] employed a combined method of singular value decomposition (SVD) and ICA for the separation of FECG from the mixture of ECG signals measured on the abdomen of the mother.