Even so, after consulting with his family and close circle of friends, it was agreed this measure of consequence for the children's actions was appropriate to restore order within his home.
That's the brutal ratio and a measure of the consequence of age: 137 to 15. Pujols, Jones, Cepeda, Griffey and Robinson never led the league in anything again.
Measures such as the c-statistic and the measures of reclassification do not capture the consequences of implementing different prediction models.
Measures such as the c-statistic and the measures of reclassification do not capture the consequences of implementing a prediction model.
Furthermore, the measures of Attitude and PU showed multicollinearity in our previous study because these concepts are closely related, both measuring the perceived consequences of adopting a behaviour.
This procedure was designed as a semi-quantitative (in compatibility risk assessment, where the vulnerability of the substrate to cleaning, the aggressiveness of the cleaning method and the substrate/method synergies are factors considered to determine the likelihood of damage occurring, whereas the impact on the significance of the object measures the consequences of damage occurring.
Moreover and as explained above, we believe that our approach represents a rather conservative measure of the consequences of plant diversity loss.
Like the MOS SF-36, the SIP measures the consequences of the entire illness.
The use of a specific measure of psychological consequences of breast cancer screening could provide additional insight (Cockburn et al, 1992 19944).
One official echoed the feeling of the Home Office when he described the measure as having an "unintended consequence of impacting on legitimate Jewish marriages".
The box office data, released on Monday afternoon by theater owners and producers through their trade association, the Broadway League, were the best measures of the economic consequences of Irene on the nation's unofficial theater capital.
