The phrase "articles measuring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing articles that assess or quantify something, such as research or analysis.
Example: "The articles measuring the impact of climate change on agriculture provide valuable insights for policymakers."
Alternatives: "studies assessing" or "reports evaluating".
We included only articles measuring TEE in a more objective way (such as DLW) and excluded articles where TEE was assessed by questionnaires or activity records.
Of course, since skinfolds are very often used for body composition assessments, the exclusion of these articles reduced the total number of articles measuring body composition, which were included in the present systematic review.
The articles measuring the potential benefits of MVMs on heart disease and cancer were both published in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
We searched PubMed in October 2011 for articles measuring SI and AIRg with frequently sampled intravenous glucose tolerance tests (FSIGT) in Africans, Caucasians, or East Asians (Supplementary Data).
Baldwin-Ragaven testifies to the proliferation of peer-reviewed articles measuring the problem and documenting the consequences of our failure to act, commenting: "For any other disease process as costly in financial and human measures we would demand answers, find cures, and disseminate evidence about interventions.
Two articles measured prospective SES.
To some extent the included articles measured overall functional impairment with, for example, total ADL scores.
None of the included qualitative articles measured the effectiveness of communication strategies.
Eight empirical articles measured outcomes of shared governance (see Additional file 5).
A limited number of articles measured additional outcomes such as judgement and acceptance of risk communication [ 22].
These articles measured a wide array of SES constructs, including subjective and objective SES, and used registry and self-complete data.
