Sentence examples for in question measures from inspiring English sources

The blood test in question measures an enzyme that is released when a muscle like the heart is injured.

The skillet in question measures 3 inches deep and 20 inches across, giving it a heating surface of more than 2.2 square feet and a volume of more than 4 gallons: four times the area and eight times the volume of a standard 10-inch skillet.

The area in question measures about 2.6 km2 and is characterised by considerable landslide susceptibility also in non seismic conditions as evidenced by a number of surveys carried out over the past years.

Validity – whether the scale in question measures what it purports to – was assessed by criterion and construct validity.

When a child's growth is in question, measured rather than reported parental heights should be obtained.

Moreover, paired comparison of the mean lateral ventricle areas in question measured on the T2-FLAIR and T2* WI 2D series showed no significant differences (P = 0.2) in the 3 groups of the population (Table 2).

The measures in question amount to almost $80 billion in spending cuts.

To inform future item selection, we therefore also sought to assess the difficulty respondents faced in answering different question measures of risk perception.

One interpretation of this would be that being with intoxicated parents is harmful in itself, and that this question measures the subjective burden of having an alcoholic parent.

Chapter 422 of the Laws of 1999 is the nonlaw law in question, a measure that is supposed to let the mentally impaired ride half-fare on buses, subways and trains, as the physically handicapped and some mentally ill have for years.

In some cases (e.g. canopy cover), models are not required as the variable in question is measured directly by the LiDAR data.