Sentence examples for if possible to measure from inspiring English sources

So, if possible to measure, my question is: which striker in the Premier League era has the highest win percentage to goals scored ratio?

Patients were asked to record all hypoglycemic symptoms in their diaries and, if possible, to measure their blood glucose at the time of symptoms.

From a practical viewpoint, when studying human cerebral n-3 PUFA catabolism, it would clearly be more convenient, if possible, to measure ethane in expired breath than to determine the level of PDE.

Use a set of "calipers", an outer dimension measuring device (that looks a little like a compass), if possible, to measure across the object.

If it were possible to measure radon concentrations in all homes in the UK, an estimated 91% of measurements would be less than 50 (mean 16) Bq/m, with 6% in the range 50-99 (68) Bq/m, and 2% in the range 100-199 (133) Bq/m.

Next, ask if it is possible to measure luck.

To determine if it is possible to measure age-related pulp cavity signal intensity changes by using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).

It would be much simpler, and would avoid all these problems, if it were possible to measure the fluence within the tissue directly.

If it were possible to measure these quantitatively, it could provide the basis for the first truly objective way of studying the influence of the computer on the consultation.

In resource-limited settings, if it is possible to measure baseline viral load, an early measure of viral load on treatment (for example at four to six weeks) would be arguably more valuable than at the six month visit as suggested, for example, in South African guidelines [ 29].

Curves were rejected if it was not possible to measure the relevant parameters manually.