Sentence examples for specific measures such as from inspiring English sources
When asked about specific measures, such as university deregulation, and the fuel excise indexation, Hockey spoke strongly in favour of both but could not say when they would be introduced to the Senate.
The main previous contributions have focused on single and specific measures, such as strategic orientation or entrepreneurial orientation, and their relationship to firm performance (Lowe et al., 2010).
Further, the government's nuclear regulatory body "did not require Tepco to take specific measures, such as additional construction, after they received simulation results from Tepco in 2008 and early in 2011 regarding the impact of tsunamis on their facilities".
The challenge did not delve on the accuracy of these methods in estimating model specific measures such as fractional anisotropy (FA) or mean diffusivity, but on the accuracy of these methods to fit the data.
The Chinese authors of the current paper were involved in the project, which intends to establish a daily monitoring system for the wetland park which includes specific measures such as a wetland ecological monitoring project, publicity and education, wetland drainage, water quality restoration, and wetland management.
Thus, even though a low dependence on local renewable resources and a heavy environmental stress on the environment are observed in the case engineering, the renewability of the case engineering still can be improved through some specific measures such as manufacturing process improvement and raw material source adjustments.
Different agencies or countries may have different definitions for a specific measure such as response time, or the data may not be easily available within that particular community (such as pre-hospital defibrillation) [13,14].
A statistical model, sometimes termed as 'mapping algorithm' is used to predict the EQ-5D-3L from a disease specific measure such as the QLQ-C30.
The search for simple metrics has sometimes led organisations to use a single specific measure, such as standardised mortality, as a generic indicator of safety performance.
The results, summarized in Table 5, indicate whether increasing a parameter increased, decreased, or did not affect a specific measure (such as maximum size reached).
Some studies have attempted more rigorous approaches by converting reported drinks consumed to a more specific measure such as grams, or by collecting the necessary information for estimating BAC achieved (Miller and DelBoca 1994).
