Sentence examples for Felt measured from inspiring English sources

Not so long ago, Oxford would set its own entrance test, and waft through youngsters whom the dons felt measured up on the back of the lowliest A-level pass, as if public exams had nothing to tell the real experts.

56 Enacted and felt-normative sexual stigma will be measured using the Homophobia Scale 17 and internalised stigma measured using the Short Internalised Homonegativity Scale.

Affective valence and perceived activation were measured with the Feeling Scale and the Felt Arousal Scale, respectively.

Length is measured by tracing the root with the "segmented line" tool from the black felt-tip markerline along the root to the root tip.

The skin fold site is marked using a felt-tip pen and each site is identified as follows: the triceps skin fold is measured over the triceps, midway between the acromion and olecranon.

PA is measured by the depression-specific scale, Anhedonic Depression (AD), which incorporates both loss of interest (e.g., 'felt withdrawn from others') and high positive affect (e.g., 'felt hopeful about the future').

Psychological distress was measured with the General Health Questionnaire (GHQ-12) [ 38], a measure of current psychological functioning with an equal number of positively (e.g., "Been able to face up to your problems?") and negatively phrased (e.g., "Felt that you couldn't overcome your difficulties?") questions.

The OBN scale basically includes items measuring positively experienced depersonalization and derealization, deeply-felt positive mood, and experiences of unity.

If you like, you can measure the daily growth of the bacteria colonies by using a felt-tip marker to trace a circle around each colony on the bottom of the petri dish.

Given Cruise's undisputed superhuman qualities, you feel churlish complaining that his acting doesn't measure up – it mainly runs to costive frowns of urgency and that patented never-felt-better grin.

The psychological measure 'felt alone yesterday' had a stronger association with health (OR = 2.42) than variables measuring the size of social networks (not having friends OR = 1.75 or not being a member of a club OR = 1.72).