Sentence examples for selective measures from inspiring English sources
Also individual unit and aggregate models are formulated separately to develop the idea of selective measures.
But when you combine data-peeking, liberal thresholds, study recombination, flexible hypotheses, and selective measures, you have a perfect recipe for spurious results".
The study investigated the reasons for this contradiction using selective measures limited by paucity of detailed data on abortion from the Matlab Demographic Surveillance System (DSS), Bangladesh, for the 1978-1998 period.
Toloo and Tichý (2015) with the aim of holding the rule of thumb in data envelopment analysis, developed a pair of models which optimally chooses some inputs and outputs among selective measures under variable returns to scale assumption.
Some other economists said that the authorities may stick to smaller, selective measures like tax cuts, added financial market liberalization or increased spending on education and health care to buoy growth.
Various courses of action towards Vietnam were discussed, such as fostering a regime change or taking a series of selective measures designed to cripple the influence of Ngô Đình Nhu, Diệm's brother and chief political adviser.
As a proof of principle, we show that selective measuring of transcripts that are only synthesised after a perturbation [4-thiouridine (4sU) sequencing (4sU-seq)] is a more sensitive method to identify targets and time-dependent transcriptional responses than global transcript profiling.
Therefore, concentrations of MEHHP and MEOHP in serum may be a more selective measure of DEHP exposure than is MEHP.
Rh123 accumulation in cells is a sensitive and selective measure of the transport function of Pgp, and can be detected by flow cytometry.
-- more than 20 in all -- have passed such selective purchasing measures against Myanmar.
In operations of that scale, the critics said, neither time nor attention is given to selective logging measures aimed at promoting natural habitat.
