Sentence examples for more adequate measures from inspiring English sources

Following up on his plan to move beyond the GDP to more adequate measures of national well-being that include unpaid care work, French President Nicholas Sarkozy has proposed a new plan to advance gender equity: a scheme to impose gender quotas on French boards of directors in order to achieve parity, since it just wasn't happening without them.

According to Russell et al. [ 41], more extended calculations may give more adequate measures of variability and should be considered in further studies.

This may be taken as suggestive evidence for additional postnatal modification of behavioral sex dimorphism, although further support for this observation using more adequate measures of postnatal POP exposure is needed.

Improved education regarding protection from exposure during the demolition or disposal of asbestos-containing material as well as more adequate measures for reducing risk of mesothelioma are thus called for [ 26].

Therefore, the computational complexity proposed in this work is a more adequate measure in terms of computational effort.

It was with the improvement in testing techniques and after the works by Hanushek, Woessmann and their coauthors (see Hanushek and Woessmann 2008, 2011, among others) that the use of international standardized achievement tests started to be seen as a more adequate measure of human capital.

To define a new and more adequate measure of frequent attenders we had to balance different cut-offs for "short" consultation intervals and for the fraction of such intervals on patient level.

Finally, another difficulty is that the measured pollutants are only part of a more complex air pollution mixture, and the effects of "PM10" and "NO2" may vary among studies and may be a less or more adequate measure of the effects of air pollution.

To study the impact of coercion, however, also voluntarily admitted patients need to be included in prospective studies, and as Høyer [ 1] has pointed out, judged by face validity the total number of days of deprivation of liberty seems to be a more adequate measure of coercion than formal legal status of the patient at admission.

However, the isolation of fungal strains calls for more adequate control measures.

It will enable an efficient monitoring of changes in microbial populations and consequently allow more adequate infection control measures.