Sentence examples for problem measures from inspiring English sources

These estimations are based on the genetic covariance between untransformed peer problem measures at different ages, which is due to common measured genetic variation.

Relative oscillation theory rather than measuring the spectrum of one single problem measures the difference between the spectra of two different problems.

Short completion time, time-on-problem, and time-between problem measures may indicate that a student knows how to solve the problem and is motivated to complete it.

Direct comparisons between FTFI and CDIs were infrequent, but these trials favored the FTFIs on both quantity and problem measures (d+s = 0.12 0.20).

Gallup's monthly Most Important Problem measures from January through May clearly show that the deficit is not a big concern for Americans.

This new instrument provides a respiratory disease-specific measure of sleep impairment that can complement more generic sleep problem measures.

No problem, measure yourself and write down all measurements.

Obtaining construction permits is a big problem (measured relative to other countries in this extensive database).

Skeptics argue that this is a long-term problem, measured in centuries rather than generations, that there is plenty of time to adapt to changing shorelines.

These figures may underestimate the problem: measuring the output of 700m Indians who have no access to a toilet is tricky.

Taken as a whole, the records show a State Police force that confronted a serious problem, measured its deepening severity and then repeatedly failed to take firm action to stop it.