Sentence examples for have found measures from inspiring English sources

Contemporary human and veterinary medicine have found measures to prevent and heal many bacterial diseases, using traditional methods, such as vaccination and antibiotic therapies.

While many studies have found measures of the built environment to be associated with active transportation, most have relied on cross-sectional research designs that are particularly vulnerable to residential self-selection.

Other studies have found measures of chronic lead exposure associated with changes in nerve conduction velocity at a time when PbB was not (Chia et al. 1996a, 1996b).

Other studies have found measures of structured and leisure-time activities to be more reliable than measures of active transport [ 32].

So far, economists have found measuring the costs of trade much easier than measuring its benefits.

Finally, several researchers have found RT measures to be responsive to exercise interventions in older adults [ 11– 13], making the RT measures relevant in clinical practice.

Even if several studies concur that measures of delayed recall are predictive of risk for developing dementia [ 14, 48], other have found that measures of learning are equally or more predictive [ 49, 50].

Most studies to date have found that measures of insulin resistance correspond to lower hippocampal volume either cross-sectionally (3, 13) or longitudinally (14).

Since 1965, more than 80 million American seniors have found a measure of security -- a measure of confidence and dignity -- in Medicare.

We have found that measuring the dielectric permittivity of a cellular suspension, an easily measurable electronic property, is an effective way to monitor the response of bacterial cells to adverse conditions continuously.

After being ignored by critics and readers alike, these writers have found a measure of mainstream embrace over the past decade.