Sentence examples for where measures from inspiring English sources

In part this relates to a general problem in measurement development, where measures are often based on theory or historically convenient indicators and tools.

Anthropometric measurements provide an alternative method where measures such as head circumference, length, and limb length can represent skeletal size, and measures of skinfold thicknesses can represent fat.

"It is difficult to think of any democracy where measures relating to press freedom should be organised in this way, subject to non-public conversations involving the government of the day and the head of state," he wrote.

In Michigan and Washington, D.C., where measures banning discrimination based on height and weight or appearance have been in force since the 1970's, numerous suits have been filed.

He called for a renewed debate on road safety: "Where measures are cost-effective and achievable, society has a moral and economic responsibility to act for the public benefit".

The Criminal Justice Act 2003 came into effect at the same time, allowing for trials to be heard without juries where there are fears that jury tampering would take place or where measures to protect jurors were inadequate.

(The workers' jobs include test-grading and insurance-claims-processing, where measuring productivity is quite straightforward).

But fans of American electoral arcana can turn to North Dakota, where Measure 5 takes aim at those who inflict harm on cats, dogs or horses; and to Oregon, where Measure 78 promises improvements to the constitution's spelling and grammar.

Figure 2 shows a picture of entries where measuring location A4 and A22 locate.

The dashed line represents the identity (i.e., where measured equals true).

Qualitative and quantitative uptake parameters where measured to assess the efficacy of the method used.