Sentence examples for excellent measure from inspiring English sources

Cardiac output (CO) is an excellent measure of overall cardiovascular function, as its measurement provides information about volume flow throughout the cardiovascular system as well as cardiac dynamics.

The state's Freedom of Information Law, an otherwise excellent measure made even better by recent revisions to tighten its time provisions, still leaves a lot of dark corners.

Although FST should be considered as an excellent measure of genetic differentiation, it is clear that it does not tell much about the relative weight of its causal factors.

Here, we take a look at five of the best Grand Prix he was involved in... 1993 European Grand Prix An excellent measure of how well a driver has performed is how many competitors were lapped during the race.

If systematic disaggregations of global datasets such as those presented here become unnecessary in the future, because capacity to undertake such analyses has by that point been developed within each region, this would be an excellent measure of the success of the capacity-building efforts associated with processes to assess biodiversity and ecosystem services.

Considering the instrument's high sensitivity and specificity levels, it seems an excellent measure for future investigation of MD that will, hopefully, shed light on the etiology and psycho-biological mechanisms involved in this mental condition, as well as on the development of effective MD treatment methods.

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Results indicated seven components composed of relatively homogenous items; most items were good to excellent measures of each component.

The results affirm that acoustic probes are excellent measuring tools over classical tools at moderate gas velocities.

But this otherwise solid record will remain incomplete unless he can win Senate approval of three excellent measures that nearly everyone except a small band of Republicans, including the Senate majority leader, Joseph Bruno, seems to want.

Following the exclusion of complex variables, suggested components for most measures comprised relatively homogenous items, which were good to excellent measures of each component.