Sentence examples for some common measures from inspiring English sources

Well, what of some common measures of a nation's health care success, like cost, infant mortality and longevity?

But there is considerable philosophical disagreement on what is ultimately meant by quality, though there is agreement on some common measures for assessing quality of provision.

We also asked about the use of sun lamps or tanning booths, the typical number of months per year they had a tan, pigmentation characteristics including eye color and skin complexion, and some common measures of skin response to sunlight, including sun rashes and typical reaction to first hour of sun with no tan and no sunburn.

There is no good reason, according to Anderson, to compare their overall values with regard to some common measure.

We used some of the most common measures (i.e. soil total N, soil total P, soil N/P and soil C/N) to evaluate soil fertility (Cleveland and Liptzin 2007; Ordoñez et al. 2009).

Rather, this article provides background information relevant to the use of community indicators in general and in relation to alcohol use and harms, providing examples of some of the most common measures used by alcohol researchers.

The denominator of the cost-effectiveness ratios should be expressed in disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) or some other common measure of outcome.

A goal of this research is to address some of the limitations in common measures of migration, such as those collected by DHS.

The STS methodology appears to be robust and reliable, yielding similar results to well-established surveys from the UK on common measures despite some methodological differences.

It has recently also been shown that a FC approach using common measures introduces some bias into the graph topology, namely a spurious tendency towards increased clustering and small-worldness (Hlinka et al., 2011b).

This indicates that contrary to what would be expected, usage impact measures can be closer to a "consensus ranking" of journals than some common citation measures.