Sentence examples for for instance measuring from inspiring English sources
Apart from measuring blood-sugar levels, there are also several other possible applications, for instance: measuring the sodium level of long-distance runners to let them know when they should drink; or the monitoring of renal function during operations.
In the UK, for instance, measuring a company's carbon impact has become part of business.
The cure degree of matrix is generally monitored by indirect methods, for instance measuring the temperature inside the laminate, or by direct methods, exploiting the evolution of different properties of resin throughout curing process.
For instance, measuring expression levels of a single miRNA, miR-205, in surgically resected lung tumor tissues can identify squamous cell carcinoma of the lungs with 96% sensitivity and 90% specificity [ 22].
Another temporal approach would be making use of museum specimens, for instance, measuring change in life-history traits over time, or using ancient DNA techniques to look at evolutionary change aligned with shifting nutrient availability.
Activities on the operational or individual level are, for example, streamlining information flows and an accurate transfer of patients, while implementation challenges on a tactical or level refer to for instance measuring performance indicators on a care chain level.
Ms. Prouvé's sleeping quarters, for instance, measured only 6.6 feet by 9.8 feet.
The master bedroom, for instance, measured about 52 square feet smaller than originally advertised, which meant that Mr. Bhandari, who is 6 feet 4, would have very little room to move about after his king-size bed was set up.
But the figure that represents the reality of investment in road safety, the one implied by local authorities' spending on, for instance, measures to slow traffic down, or to provide pedestrians with safe places to cross roads, is a miserly £100,000 per life.Save lives, not politicians' facesFrom the politicians' point of view, this may be rational.
Graham and Macaro (2008), for instance, measured the effects of strategy instruction on both the listening performance and self-efficacy of the participants against a comparison group.
The threat of physical sensations, which is measured by the BSQ, is an aspect of anxiety sensitivity as, for instance, measured on the anxiety sensitivity index (ASI) that was originally conceived as an etiological factor in PD [19].
