Sentence examples for indeed measure from inspiring English sources

Results indicated that each of the six scale items contributed significantly to the measurement (both for patients and clinicians) and that HAM-D6 responses indeed measure a single depression construct.

Fact 5: Meditation produces states of consciousness that we can indeed measure using various scientific instruments.

Special attention is paid to place the axis of one sensor in the radial direction (its axis points towards the center of rotation O), so that we indeed measure the radial component of F, i.e. F n.

Many modern in silico methods indeed measure structural stability as partial evidence of a functional RNA [7], [8], [9], [10].

If the redundant probe sets for a given gene indeed measure the same target transcripts, then they should yield consistent results in the same experiment with the allowance of some variation.

The scale's construct validity (i.e. whether it does, indeed, measure risky sexual behavior) was established by demonstrating that men's scores on the risk scale were associated with the presence of an incident sexually transmitted infection (STI) of Neisseria gonorrhoeae, Chlamydia trachomatis, and Trichomonas vaginalis or incident HIV (in press).

"Indeed, measured by dissimilarity indices, suburbs are often among the most integrated parts of America".

Indeed, measured in dollar terms, UK GDP per capita in 2009 was the same as in Italy, which is one of Europe's most poorly-performing economies.

What is required is not burqa and burkini bans or, indeed, measures in Britain such as Prevent, which, for all its apparent rational intent to close down opportunities for hate speech, only stigmatises Muslims as "other".

Indeed, measures which have proved to be highly effective in reducing the carnage on our roads - speed cameras, a lower drink driving limit and road humps - are often met with misguided derision.

Indeed, measures of subjective economic attitudes, like consumer confidence, have shown more strength in the last two months, suggesting that the public has already "priced in" the idea that the economy is slowly returning back to normal.