Sentence examples for commonly measure from inspiring English sources

Marketers commonly measure the performance of each of their marketing activities as if they work independently of one another so called swim-lane measurement.

Dragonsnakes commonly measure 60cm (2 feet), with females slightly larger than males.

Some yeast show their age by becoming infertile, and researchers commonly measure life span by counting how many times a new Saccharomyces cerevisiae cell can bud to create daughter cells.

However, given that teachers do commonly measure participation along such holistic lines, we feel that by holding such practice to scrutiny, we can provide empirical evidence of any advantages or shortcomings that result.

Mature alligator gars commonly measure 6 feet in length, and weigh over 100 lbs.

Economists commonly measure risk attitudes by recording subjects' decisions among competing financial gambles or investment opportunities.

Risk scores based on noninvasive measurements can be improved by adding commonly measured biochemical markers, in particular, measures of glycemia.

(Radioactivity is commonly measured in picocuries).

In the UK, disadvantage is commonly measured by parental occupation.

This capacity is commonly measured by the parameter called bandwidth.

But tax increases are more commonly measured using the municipal tax rate.