Sentence examples for poor measures from inspiring English sources

After modification by dropping two indicators that showed poor measures in the measurement models' quality assessment and were not meaningful for newborn screening, the structural equation model estimation produced plausible results.

The exceptions were the poor measures we report for cortical porosity at all three measurement sites [RMSCV% varying from 19 (MS3) to 42 (UUD)] (Tables  2, 3, 4).

An uncontroversial objective standard for judging the judges would be fantastic, but poor measures obfuscate the serious issues of legal philosophy that are contested in the Supreme Court.

Japan received a score of 68 because of its vast stores of plutonium, relatively poor measures with security personnel and lack of an independent regulatory agency.

People, he says, are warming to the idea.But the trouble for the DA and its new leader is that South Africa's many poor (measures of unemployment range from 25% to 40%) are keener on left-wing alternatives to the ANC than on the DA's liberal ideas.

Second, we only have poor measures of contextual variables.

In April this year the Economist magazine decried GDP as an increasingly "poor measure of prosperity".

Unions have long said that tests are a poor measure of the gifts that make a good teacher.

Despite Judge Moore's misgivings, patent issuance is a poor measure of innovation.

Others have pointed out that, despite Judge Moore's misgivings, patent issuance is "a poor measure of innovation value".

In fact, the stringent petition requirements insisted upon by New York party bosses provide a poor measure of popular support, much less a candidate's fitness for the presidency.