Sentence examples for closer measure from inspiring English sources

Having experienced a few L.A. earthquakes, I took closer measure of this most mysterious of Brooklyn phenomena.

We defined ROIs around NPCs and hypothesized that their corresponding spectra could provide a closer measure of the plasmonic properties of specific NPCs within cells.

Thus, while a change in the kinetic of GTPγS binding is a good measure of activation of physically coupled G-protein/β2- adrenoceptors, kinetics of GDP binding seem to be a closer measure in case of M2 muscarinic receptors and likely in other GPCR.

Perhaps the closest measure is a four-year-old study, still unpublished, by Chris Stride, a psychologist at the University of Sheffield.

Far from being irrelevant, he said, the price index is "the closest measure we have for the overall cost of living" and for "what a dollar means to the taxpayer".

They said the leaders might want to keep the military spending bill in reserve as must-pass legislation to which other bills could be attached in a final session-closing measure later this month.

We introduce a concept of reduced measure μ∗ (in the spirit of Brezis et al. (Ann. Math. Stud., to appear)); this is the "closest" measure to μ for which (0.1) admits a solution.

This post-tax and -transfer measure is what really counts it's the closest measure we have to disposable income.

Although it is frequent to choose relative per capita income, our closest measure at hand to a quarterly and recent regional measure of social welfare is total compensation.

Now, it could be that this is a kind of administrative loophole-closing measure.

If no bone lead measure was available for the year of the participant's MMSE score, we used the closest measure, within 2 years.