Sentence examples for more established measures from inspiring English sources

As a result, it has been suggested Greggs could be a better economic indicator than some more established measures such as the hemline index (based on the observation hemlines get shorter in boom times).

However, to date it has not been validated to the same extent as other more established measures.

Still other studies have compared the HoNOS's dynamic properties and capacity to detect change against other, more established measures of outcome.

In another pilot project, ranolazine was helpful in maintaining sinus rhythm in patients with resistant AF in whom more established measures had failed [ 56].

However, we acknowledge that this measure has not previously been used or validated against other more established measures of the severity of pain conditions.

For decision makers, enabling comparability of study findings both within and across clinical areas is a key requirement, meaning that the relatively underused suite of AQoL instruments is at a significant disadvantage compared to more established measures.

Furthermore, because some guidelines do not recommend systematic screening, clinicians may place lower priority on screening for diabetes in favor of more established preventive measures.

Further established measures were also incorporated.

This study has several limitations, including a rather small sample size and a lack of inclusion of a more established social cognition measure to explore convergent validity of the Dewey Story Test measures (e.g. Reading Mind in the Eyes (Baron-Cohen et al., 2001) or Strange Stories (Happé, 1994)).

The inherent subjectivity of peer review, however, has led to an interest to incorporate objective measures into more established methods of academic assessment and promotion.

The PSS is a well established measure.