But follow-up legislation is usually limited to one-year appropriations bills rather than more difficult measure to deal with the government's long-term fiscal challenges, which are fueled by spiraling healthcare costs and the retirement of the baby boom generation.
The QT and JT dispersions, although related to the development of arrhythmias, were not significantly better than the other measures and are considerably more difficult to measure.
Application of this technique is more difficult for measuring CSF movements than for measuring blood flow because CSF movement is slower and the regions of interest are often small, containing only a few voxels.
Although clinical loss of attachment is more difficult to measure than pocket depth, attachment loss measures do provide an improved overall estimate of adverse periodontal status [ 58].
Starting with the basic definition, indicators primarily are system quantities that can easily be observed and measured but standing for a more difficult to measure or hidden or inaccessible value the user is interested in intrinsically.
Health outcomes directly attributed to these support services are more difficult to measure and have not been routinely measured in Zambia as part of CBOs' activities.
On the other hand, the smaller measurements (the ones more difficult to measure) found significant variability, particularly in columella length, reflecting the results of earlier comparable studies [32].
As cashmere production is an order of magnitude less than fibre production of Merino sheep or Angora goats and is more difficult to measure, the requirements for measurement, sampling and testing cashmere fleeces are summarised.
That lost energy alters the characteristics of the x-ray spectra, making it more difficult to measure precisely the total amount of energy being emitted.
While we have endeavored to develop credible, feasible, and comparable performance measures, some of the framework criteria are structurally more difficult to measure than others, as Table 3 highlights.
