Sentence examples for have known measures from inspiring English sources

As we have known, measures of cardiac structure, such as LVDd, IVSd, and LVPWd, are the most important parameters to early evaluate the size of LV structure which could reflect the cardiac function [ 26].

(We worried that the profile was so riddled with clichés as to be unbearably insipid, but 75% of people disagreed with that assessment. I should have known. ) All measures were also combined into a "positive perception" score.

57 58 All these outcome measures have known minimum important clinical differences (MID) to enable equivalence to be assessed.

Although such measures have known limitations they have nevertheless proved extremely useful where individual level data are lacking[ 1, 2, 4- 8].

Most standard building materials have known "friction coefficients" — that is, measures of how much friction they generate with other surfaces.

Since the 1960s, investors have known how to quantify and measure risk with the variability of returns, but no single measure actually looked at both risk and return together.

As a senior executive of Wal-Mart, he should have known that supporting a controversial measure widely seen as anti-gay could boomerang.

However, these methods have known limitations such as resulting in measures only tapping a small part of the underlying construct [ 14- 16].

You have known since its inception that your measure of economic progress, the gross domestic product, is fundamentally flawed and incomplete, and yet you have allowed it to becomes an global standard".

The lawyer, Malcolm L. Stewart, said his office had known the measure was "a strong possibility" since early November.

Never having known the wonders of imperial measures, they would probably prefer the easier-to-learn metric system that is standard in the rest of Europe.