Sentence examples for high measures from inspiring English sources

Imagine two people with equally high measures of neuroticism dealing with the same irascible boss.

At each location, a tower 195 feet high measures the jungle's emissions of carbon dioxide and other gases and also collects readings of wind velocity and direction.

Conclusion: The high measures of consistency, reliability, and validity of the AIS make it an invaluable tool in sleep research and clinical practice.

However, the ABSI and P-Baux, although showing high measures of discrimination (AUROC 0.826 [0.737–0.916] and 0.848 [0.758 0.938]) in children), exceedingly overestimates mortality, indicating poor calibration.

The process of high nutrients and clearer waters resulting in high measures of chl-a in the later stages of plume development has been explored in other work (Devlin and Brodie 2005 Devlin and Schaffelke 2009).

The standards, developed in part by a group of bipartisan state governors, are designed to ensure that all U.S. students are held to the same high measures that will allow them to compete in a global economy.

A January Gallup poll found that a majority viewed the Supreme Court with the same high measure of esteem as before.

There is a high measure of standardization in kind and style, despite lingering local traditions in more remote areas.

The projection moiré topography is very attractive because of its high measuring speed and high sensitivity.

It was found that the new probe design was associated with relatively high measured differential pressures.

By the standards of the 1600s, England was a fluid society accustomed to a high measure of self-government.