Sentence examples for shifting measures from inspiring English sources

The organisation estimates that between 4% to 10% of global revenue is lost through base erosion and profit shifting measures, amounting to up to US$240bn annually.

This will have the effect of shifting measures of association towards the null, in which there is less difference between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal measures, thereby underestimating, rather than overestimating, differences in morbidity or mortality.

This model projects that additional task shifting measures would free an estimated 6.1 hours per day of clinician time while adding 9.5 hours per day of CHW time, given that CHWs are less efficient at performing tasks than clinicians.

This bill would also provide that an NPE would have to pay the attorneys' fees of a prevailing defendant if the court found that the NPEs assertions were unjustified, a less extreme attorney fee shifting measure than the SHIELD Act.

Restlessness, as measured by both the frequency of steps and weight shifting (measured as the standard deviation of weight applied over time to the legs), increased over 1 h of forced standing on either concrete or rubber.

Last year's gains by lower-income households were not enough to shift measures of income inequality.

The new districts are supposed to reflect the population shifts measured by the census.

Therefore, by measuring the maximum difference of the Doppler shifts measured at receivers and, we can estimate.

Top right: time shift measured between the phase arrival time of each CCF and the time predicted by the average phase speed.

The voltage shifts measured by the 3 M KCl microelectrode thus suggest that the liquid junction potential at the salt bridge was stable and too small to affect our results.

The molecular attachments are confirmed by the resonance angle shifts measured after the rinsing step that follows each molecular infiltration.