Sentence examples for more simple measures from inspiring English sources

There are many, many more simple measures the public can take, he insists.

The complexity of constructing and interpreting such networks has led to a persistent (although more careful) use of trees, but also to the adoption of more simple measures of similarity, such as average nucleotide identity, average amino acid identity or gene content similarity, often illustrated as simple graphs [ 31, 32].

And even just a more simple measure, I think it's true to say no President has been reëlected when the unemployment rate's higher than 7.5percentnt, and currently it's obviously back up to nine per cent.

Given the complexity of estimating power for HLM models, these calculations are based upon a more simple repeated measures ANOVA model [ 59], with an attrition rate (i.e., not followed after baseline assessment) estimated to be 15%.

Continuous aEEG during the first six hours after birth provides a more simple objective measure for the presence of encephalopathy [ 57, 58].

Further, more simple in vitro measures of the neurochemical synthesizing potential of exogenously administered bacteria were also not routinely performed in nearly all studies.

Second, make the A.T.F. more effective through such simple measures as getting the agency a director.

Education and motivation of veterinary staff to use these simple measures more effectively could potentially have a significant impact on infection control in veterinary clinics for relatively little cost.

Further studies of the role of a wireless motility capsule in assessing the effects of drugs on gastric contraction patterns will need a larger numbers of subjects, more detailed analyses than simple measures of contraction frequency and amplitude, and evaluation of dose-dependent responses.

That's why the investigators in the current study chose to assess behavior and brain functions of patients through more simple clinical bed side measures (children's global assessment scale, remission criteria of Andreasen et al [ 19] and level of education).

Regardless, although PR is not as useful a tool in children as in adults, it is the more simple and cost effective measure if an objective method is to be used.