The phrase "achieved in measuring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the results or outcomes of a measurement process.
Example: "The accuracy of the results was achieved in measuring the temperature fluctuations over time."
Alternatives: "obtained through measurement" or "realized in the assessment".
An aPTT >50 sec was achieved in 136/247 measured time points (55%) for the first filter in the heparin group.
2. What and how changes were achieved in objectively measured health behaviours and health outcomes across the trial cohort?
This goal would be achieved, in large measure, by boosting foreign aid.
"The university's singular success, particularly over the past 40 years, has been achieved in large measure through collaboration with industry.
Accepting that local NHS commissioning boundaries should not normally cross those of local authorities is helpful, but this has already been achieved in large measure by existing primary care trusts (PCTs), while established joint working arrangements have faced significant disruption from these reforms.
It is an affirmation that honoring those whose station and legacy were achieved in significant measure via the vilest actions of intolerance has no place at Clemson University now or in the future even as the history, university-related role, and scholarly study of those same individuals must have an indelible role in our educational mission.
The Watson and Crick discovery, aided by Rosalyn Franklin's X-ray diffraction study of DNA [ 7], achieved in large measure by " theoretical conversation…little experimental activity" [ 8], served to elucidate the three-dimensional structure of DNA [ 9] and gave credence to the concept that damage to DNA molecules can lead to cancer.
Thus, the POSM achieved its aim in measuring the psychosocial consequences of receiving an abnormal cytology result, and the management thereof, beyond that measured by existing questionnaires.
However, as reported by Purnick and Weiss [ 5], the level of complexity achieved in synthetic circuits, measured by the number of regulatory regions, is relatively low.
