Sentence examples for able to be measured from inspiring English sources

Death occurs before blood cardiac biomarkers able to be measured.

The model has eight states and all the states are able to be measured easily.

"Once a survey has taken place the participation levels in the service will be able to be measured accurately".

As an internal parameter of ball milling process, grinding concentration (GC) is not able to be measured directly.

The idea is that a woman's fertility cycle is able to be measured based on her body temperature throughout the month.

By designing the input signal to be close to an ideal square waveform from Fourier series, kilowatt-class LIB modules/cubicles in an ESS was able to be measured.

The number of EMS outcome measures able to be collected.

As the sensitivity analyses explain little of the heterogeneity, it is likely that factors we have not been able to measure are responsible.

"The total cost which we have been able to measure was $6.897bn in 2010, a staggering 84.9% of the total estimated Palestinian GDP," it said.

The prospect of being able to measure everything is perceived to reduce the guesswork of what is fun, but – as I wrote previously – it doesn't really.

Understanding and being able to measure vulnerability are key factors in managing disaster risk reduction.