Sentence examples for more general measures from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, it is certainly possible that additional transitions may also become important with respect to more general measures, if the linear measurement vectors employed here fail to capture their contribution to global dynamics.

It also generally agreed that, while more general measures should be explored, the main approach to commodity problems in FAO should continue to be on a commodity by commodity basis.

Parent reported emotional competence and more general measures of social skills and mental health were insensitive to change across informants.

We give an extension of some Gaussian (in particular White Noise) Analysis objects and structures to the case of more general measures on the dual of a nuclear space.

Second, more general measures of performance in areas such as the number of preventable deaths and stroke care show Wales moving in line with England but not closing the historical gap.

The difficulties have mounted as the crackdown has broadened, from "smart sanctions" designed to cut off parts and funding for the nuclear weapons program to more general measures that are starting to look like a trade embargo.

Thus, the more general measure of HRQOL appears to provide greater measurement equivalence across samples than does the more specific measure of QOL related to kidney disease.

Thus, the manifold assumption is replaced by a more general measure assumption.

These video view numbers come from comScore Video Metrix, but by a more recent, and more general, measure Netflix is edging past Hulu.

However, TE is a more general measure because it is an inherently non-symmetric measure that quantifies the net entropy transferred with appealing concave increase characteristics.

In richer data structures, and using a more general measure of variation among points, we can find the first component in a similar way.