Sentence examples for be measured at all from inspiring English sources

But whereas the apical response can be highly sensitive to small differences in birth and death rates (e.g., Crump 1994b), measurement of these rates, if they can be measured at all, must be made in different animals, which are all different from the animals in which the apical effect was observed.

Such services may ultimately not be measured at all, and this omission artificially depresses trade figures.This measurement problem will get worse in the coming months.

The problem of measurement Of course, the key question is whether happiness can be measured at all.

And what would happen to things that could not properly be measured at all, such as oppression, or justice?

A more significant problem will occur if the activity in a target region is too high to be measured at all.

For example, the strength of a synapse can be measured at all frequencies simply by driving the presynaptic neuron at different rates and measuring the postsynaptic current.

Forty-eight patients received one measurement at M1, 28 patients were measured at all three measuring points.

Over the measurement interval, large increases in mineral soil (0 15 cm) ΔCs were measured at all sites, with the highest at one of the juvenile stands (HDF88).

A basic metric — how often ambulances are late — is often defined differently, if it is measured at all.

Homa Dashtaki's White Moustache brand represents a minuscule part of the boom (if it is measured at all), but it is already attracting a following.

Local residents and workers in downtown buildings say they fear that burning eyes, runny noses and scratchy throats -- common maladies below 14th Street, especially at night -- could be an indicator of something worse that is not being measured at all.