Sentence examples similar to the decided measure from inspiring English sources

The authors decided to measure the psychosocial work environment by the use of Copenhagen Psychosocial Questionnaire (COPSOQ) [ 14].

When the government decided to measure for the first time inroads of alternative or complementary medicine, including acupuncture and massage, it found that doctors ordered or provided such therapy in 31 million visits.

The issue of wait times exists because the VA decided to measure it.

To bypass that problem, the researchers decided to measure something called judgment bias essentially, the way that mood affects behavior and decision-making.

Five years ago, with energy prices soaring, John Graham, the director of the basketball arena at the University of Texas, decided to measure the use of electricity and other utilities in real time.

Therefore, the researchers decided to measure intentions as intended duration of exclusive breastfeeding in weeks to reduce the social desirability effect.

"The management board decided the measures," Mr. Kaeser said.

RIO DE JANEIRO — Argentina's Senate narrowly rejected the agricultural export tax increases that caused a nationwide farmer rebellion when the country's vice president sided with agriculture producers early Thursday and cast the deciding vote against the measure.

The system decides to measure the physical size of the object next, as this is the best choice after the shape measurement according to Fig.  16.

The end-point of the mice in the experiments was decided by measuring the tumor burden.

In the IDEFICS study we decided to measure the reduction of the prevalence of overweight and obesity in the intervention group compared to the control group to assess the effect of our intervention programme.