Sentence examples for as in measures from inspiring English sources

A 2013 study showed that obese adults with psoriasis who followed a low-calorie diet for eight weeks to lose weight saw improvements in the severity of their psoriasis, as well as in measures of what's known as dermatologic quality of life.

On average, the treatments reached a statistically significant effectiveness in the behaviours acquired, both in the posttest and in the follow-up (d+ = 1.33 and d+ = 1.80, respectively), as well as in measures of knowledge (posttest; d+ = 1.29; follow-up: d+ = 0.76).

* Seismic monitors measure distant shock waves produced by the explosion (as in measuring earthquakes), in order to arrive at an estimate of explosive yield.

Doug D'Aubrey says that making a database of prospects and customers can help with developing marketing strategies, as well as in measuring their effectiveness.

"Tiredness" and "sleeplessness" are the same items, coded in the same way as in measure of depressive symptoms.

BEDCI is sensitive in detecting differences among student populations, as well as in measuring individual and cohort shifts in student learning.

Healthcare and education both have major cost issues as well as challenges in measuring the outcomes we want.

I started off as Elbow in Measure for Measure and then was in The Foursome with Alison Steadman.

Later, words are our best, most comforting, most powerful resource as they, in measured form, analyse, express and percolate ideas, interpretations and condolence.

That said, Mayweather plans to be patient as always in measuring up his opponent.

In speaking, as in skiing, progress is measured by the number and severity of your injuries.