Sentence examples for humans measuring from inspiring English sources

Neanderthal average brain size is larger than that of modern humans, measuring approximately 1520 cubic centimeters (from 1,200 to 1,700 cubic centimeters; Holloway 1985).

Neuroimaging experiments in humans measuring empathic responses have revealed activity in a network of brain regions, including areas that process emotional and social information, premotor regions, as well as pain pathways.

Whether the means of action is as proposed in this paper should also be tested in humans, measuring levels of inflammation, SOCS3, NFκB and leptin with titrated intake of acellular carbohydrate and fat.

This study also provided the earliest evidence of CNS entry of HIV in humans, measuring a viral load of 2.88 log10copins/ml in the CSF in one subject by 8 days post estimated infection.

The next year, that number jumped by about 40%—even though the number of humans measured by the "camera traps" rose by 55%.

However, as there are no data available on traction forces for BST in living humans measured in IMS, no exact conclusion of the amount of force generated by the soft tissues contributing to the overall force is possible.

Four previous studies have addressed the association between PFAS and couple fecundity in humans measured by time to pregnancy (TTP).

12, 13 Moreover, in vivo CYP3A activity in humans measured by urinary 6βhydroxy-cortisol to cortisol ratio showed diurnal variation by an average of 2.8-fold.

In humans, measures for global and national rates of promiscuity and infidelity are more varied.

Two reviewers independently evaluated each citation using the first relevance-screening question, "Does the title and/or abstract describe primary research reporting the association between livestock and human interactions (direct or indirect) and measures of human health measured on humans".

It also serve to eliminate issues of human error — measuring temperature incorrectly or just forgetting to track at all.