Sentence examples for apt to measure from inspiring English sources

This audience is large enough to make the site one of the twenty most trafficked in the U.S., yet it's perhaps more apt to measure Twitch against a different medium.

The ability of APT to measure local composition at the atomic scale allows studying the phase separation within these SRSO layers.

The new system consists of a radar sensor apt to simultaneously measure the (static or dynamic) displacement of several points of a structure with high sensitivity.

Because the outcome of education is slow and hard to measure, educational affairs are apt to be underestimated.

And, while there is no way to measure this, who doesn't believe that a female diary is more apt to be conversational and narrative-oriented?

The higher degree of reproducibility shown here between datasets than other comparison studies likely results from a different metric of similarity being employed, and likely of greater importance, greater filtering of the datasets to remove genes apt to be poorly measured.

As students become older, their behaviour is less apt to be controlled by physical measures, and they are more likely to be suspended from classes or expelled from school.

Men in general were more apt to think they were right wing and to be measured as such according to their opinion on income distribution.

In such nanostructured materials, one of the most important advantages of APT analyses is to be able to accurately measure the Si-nc size.

Some of these, such as measures of socioeconomic status or general health, are apt to be true confounders; that is, they appear to influence both exposure (whether moderate drinking or physical activity) and outcome (coronary heart disease).

The use of income as a measure of SEP may be less relevant in the elderly, when people are more apt to have limited earnings that may not reflect the level of earnings prior to retirement.