Sentence examples for proliferation of measures from inspiring English sources

Another risk is that a proliferation of measures could be a gift to interest groups, letting them pick numbers that amplify their misery in order to demand a bigger share of the national pie.

The multiplicity of SLE manifestations and of the systems developed to measure them has resulted in a proliferation of outcome measures that can be reported in trials of interventions for SLE.

The proliferation of HRQoL measures has made it difficult to compare results across studies that use different measures.

Excessive proliferation of these measures and lack of standardization in their use, however, hinder comparisons across studies and populations [ 5].

The interest of multiple stakeholder groups in TS has lead to important conceptual advances in this field and a proliferation of satisfaction measures [ 32, 33].

Due to the central importance of consumer satisfaction to the success of both health care services and pharmaceutical products, conceptual advances in the field have lead to a proliferation of satisfaction measures across many disease states [ 21, 22].

Figure 6(a) displays how various doses (0.01 1,000  μg/mL) affect the proliferation of osteoclasts measured by MTT assay.

The third cause of the NGO crackdown is the proliferation of counter-terrorism measures – often promoted by the west – that sweep civil society organisations into their embrace, either inadvertently or deliberately.

FALCON is a response to the proliferation of different nestedness measures and associated null models in the literature.

10 If the USA continues with the proliferation of required quality measures, we will go from hundreds of required metrics to thousands.

Proliferation of cells was measured using a Cell Counting Kit.