Sentence examples for act as measures from inspiring English sources

This agrees with our study showing that these antibodies act as measures of exposure in younger children with lower immunity and as measures of protective immunity in older children with higher antibody titres (Stanisic et al., 2015).

Charged with historical misuses of science, her images underscore the way female bodies can act as measuring devices of any society's health.

Depending on the context objects cannot be treated as quantum objects in those situations in which they acts as measuring apparatuses.

The least serious acts (as measured by the prevalence rate of respondents disagreeing or strongly disagreeing) included: working on an individual assignment together with others (43.06 %), sharing an assignment with others to use as an example (37.50 %), and copying a friend's computer program (19.44 %).

Farmers with higher non-farm income may be slow in taking more adaptation measures as non-farm activities by themselves act as adaptation measures.

Residual effects can be correlated with residuals in other countries for two reasons: 1) multiple evaluation centers may include genomic and phenotypic data from foreign animals in national estimates of marker effects, and 2) genomic predictions act as repeated measures of the same portion of genetic merit rather than independent measures of genetic merit, especially for major gene marker(s).

The idea is that different items may act as similar measures of ability.

Instead, the countries in the euro zone are continuing to act as if measures agreed to in July to shore up Greek finances, and that slow-moving European parliaments have yet to fully approve, are sufficient to contain the crisis.

The symptoms and consequences of EBL fatigue amongst students and faculty are discussed alongside strategies which we suggest may act as preventative measures in reducing the risk of a local epidemic.

To avert the looming crisis, several Republicans in Congress have floated plans that would either act as stopgap measures or permanent replacements for the 2010 law.

ECD programs that address the family context while acknowledging the larger economic, social, cultural and political contexts have the potential to act as preventative measures and to ameliorate harmful environmental risk factors that promote violence.