The phrase "areas of measures" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing and may not convey a clear meaning without additional context.
Example: "The areas of measures in this study highlight the importance of accurate data collection."
Alternatives: "fields of measurement" or "domains of assessment".
In a review, the long-term management of the anxiety associated with osteoporosis was shown to include at least three areas of measures: education, exercise, and empowerment [ 33].
Impacts can also be described in the areas of measures undertaken, as a result of research, to reduce indoor and outdoor air pollution as well as in the use of more energy efficient devices [ 77].
In 2008, he joined the State Intellectual Property Office of China, working on extensive examination of patent applications in the areas of measuring devices and microelectromechanical systems.
Authors of epidemiology textbooks should afford more attention to the neglected areas of measuring disease burden and the development of morbidity metrics and tools for the prioritisation of population health problems.
Secretly, he said, he hoped that Mariangela would choose to work in the area of measuring quantum phenomena -- such as the electronic signature of the arrangement of atoms -- in a small electronic system.
The lessons from the AHELO experience are therefore not only relevant to VET, but should inform future work in the area of measuring vocational competencies.
Due to the low width of the gap and a relatively large area of measuring plate, it can be assumed that the force lines of electric field are perpendicular to the measurement plates (Figure 5(B)).
Inhibitors reduce an interfacial tension on border solution solid wax particles, reduce the minimum critical sizes of solid wax particles, the last appear in the sensitivity area of measuring tools at a later time.
Wax molecules are adsorbed onto the surface, resulting in that newly formed aggregates appear in the sensitivity area of measuring tools earlier which is the reason to explain an increase in WAT in crude oil.
Such matter are highly relevant to the area of measuring environmental noise and this paper aims to present a statistical method, for determining the minimum measurement time interval for an accurate estimation of LAeq.
My colleagues Bronson Griscom and Peter Ellis have made a significant step forward in the area of measuring and monitoring by recently developing a carbon equation model that calculates a margin of error for each of the many scientific variables in play on the ground.
