Sentence examples for most measures suggest from inspiring English sources

"Most measures suggest that the market remains very expensive in historical terms and that the macro outlook, especially for the labor market and household incomes, looks so weak".

The similar outcomes between treatment groups on most measures suggest that a trial with neuropathic drugs might be a reasonable first line treatment option.

The two issues that have hogged the headlines – the company tax cuts and the allegedly retrospective elements of the superannuation crackdown – are among the most unpopular measures, suggesting Labor has framed the budget for the government with its criticisms of both measures.

The fact that both groups improved from baseline in most outcome measures suggests that our exploratory analyses of measuring the rate of improvement in 6MWT and the mean differences gained across time in each group provide interesting and valuable information about the trajectory and timing of improvement.

10 In addition, a pooled post hoc analysis of patients with anxious depression from two vilazodone MDD studies demonstrated statistically significant improvements in favor of vilazodone versus placebo on most anxiety measures, suggesting efficacy potential in treating anxiety symptoms associated with MDD.

As reported in a recent extensive review on the health effects of fine particulate air pollution (Pope and Dockery 2006), PM exposure has generally been found to be associated with declines in most HRV measures, suggesting adverse effects on cardiac autonomic function.

The baseline measures suggest that most of the women had moderate to moderately severe depression, as well as moderately high levels of anxiety.

The significant correlations between most FIQ items and other outcome measures suggest that the FIQ has adequate construct validity.

The quantitative clustering measures suggest that the most concrete clusters are formed with the DWT entropies of the ultradian band, as well as with the CWT entropies.

The objective outcome measures suggest that the near-ballistic walking was the most effective, yet a questionnaire shows that most subjects preferred slow walking.

The most common outcome measures suggested in interviews were the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ) [ 36] followed by the Kim Golding Carer Questionnaire.