Sentence examples for one of these measures from inspiring English sources

In the linkage and association analysis we focused on one of these measures: the dog owners impression on human-directed aggression.

According to the selection criteria, 17 participating parents in experimental or control group (30%) scored below or equal to the tenth percentile on both reading measures and 19 parents (33%) scored below or equal to the 20th percentile on both measures and/or below or equal to the tenth percentile on one of these measures.

For popular live-streaming video site Justin.tv, it looks like one of these measures is to try to capitalize on its users' frequent searches for porn: if you run queries for terms like "xxx" or "sex", the site will automatically redirect you to a third-party pornography page.

One of these measures is increasing the awareness of public on the importance of encaustic tiles and the other is increasing the number of firms producing encaustic tiles and providing their sustainability.

Namely, we prove that every multifunction with closed values, defined on a closed set and contractive with respect to any one of these measures, has the origin as a fixed point.

One of these measures is the percentage of registrations made solely on the basis of death certificates (DCOs), which are excluded from the survival calculations thus biasing the results.

Subgroups that are identical on one of these effect measures are not usually identical on a different effect measure.

"There were chips of asphalt jumping off the road surface each time one of these measured cracks of gunfire rang out," he recalls.

Twelve studies used dose calculators, eight of which related to warfarin therapy and the remaining studies investigated prescribers' responses to prompts for laboratory tests, such as liver function tests, for a range of medicines; one of these measured adherence to a warfarin monitoring schedule.

Most previous published studies have mainly focused on only one of these outcome measures [ 4, 6, 25].

One result of these measures was the rise of a new class of observant Muslim businessmen entrepreneurs who described themselves as "Islamic Calvinists," characterized Muhammad as a merchant, and cited the Koran as an authority on limiting economic intervention by the government.