Sentence examples for most recent measure from inspiring English sources

Although HbA1c tended to decline from baseline (i.e., difference between measurement closest to diagnosis and most recent measurement) in both groups, the proportion of patients with their most recent measure of HbA1c ≥7% was approximately 31% and not different between younger and older patients (Table 1).

The most recent measure expires on Tuesday night.

On the most recent measure, Tesco's sales surprised the City, dropping by 4.8%.

Greece's number is even worse — nearly 160 percent by the most recent measure.

The most recent measure, while not the governor's lowest approval level in the university's polling over the last two years, is a mirror image of the approval-disapproval ratio in March.

In the government's most recent measure of how women are faring — the Third Survey of the Social Status of Women in China, conducted in 2010 — nearly 62 percent of men and nearly 55 percent of women said "men belong in public life and women belong at home," increases of 7.7 and 4.4 percentage points from 2000.

In fact, according to the most recent Measuring Up report from the National Center for Public Policy and Higher Education, only 59percentt of American students at four-year colleges earn degrees within six years.

But the focus of the most recent measures to tackle Delhi's parking problems has been on commercial areas, not residential colonies.

If the most recent measured position is given by, then at some time, where the error between the true position and the last measured position 2 is given by.

"We chose to study moustaches as the comparator because they are rare (<15% of men from the most recent measures available), and we wanted to learn if women were even rarer".

A number of the most recent measures are almost comically meaningless -- such as those changing the use of the word "latrine" in the earlier law.