Sentence examples for underpinning measures from inspiring English sources

Clinicians should also be more aware of the development of statistical theory underpinning measures of agreement to avoid well-described pitfalls.

"The important thing right now is to underpin measures to establish a stable medium- to long-term growth pattern, which is the basic aim, because in fact the revision does not cast doubt on our deficit consolitation plan".

Given the lack of consensus of how stroke self-management operates in the literature, and a lack of consensus upon the theoretical premises grounding stroke SMIs, the assumptions underpinning unreported measures remain speculative.

And what underpins these measures?

Although it has "substantially reduced" its budget deficit since 2009, the commission said Athens should use the next several years, while supported by bailout money, to "underpin" the measures introduced.

The resultant index, the Index of Rural Access, provides a more sensitive and appropriate measure of access compared to existing classifications which currently underpin policy measures designed to overcome problems of limited access to health services.

Our results provide basic information that can underpin conservation measures to protect this highly specialized and diverse community of organisms that colonises and protects the soil surface in large areas of the world.

Those seeking to avoid responsible management of our natural resources often attack the science underpinning the conservation measures.

It is essential that such research is underpinned by robust measures.

However, if faculty evaluation is to be convincing and fair, it should be underpinned by standard measures.

Careful selection of outcome measures underpinned by the focus and rationale for the intervention is imperative for accurate evaluation and to ensure that treatment effects are not missed.