Sentence examples for made in measuring from inspiring English sources

The concept of poverty is pretty old school – income, health, education – and fails to recognise the considerable progress made in measuring wellbeing – the level of life satisfaction people feel.

While much progress has been made in measuring fluxes of energy or nutrients to and between organisms [6], studies of water webs (as opposed to food webs) [9] are hindered by a difficulty in measuring the relative use of water sources by animal populations [10], [11].

Particular care, therefore, will be made in measuring the financial impacts of side effects.

4 Recently, some progress has been made in measuring biomarkers of bone metabolism.

On the other hand, during the last years significant progress has been made in measuring mental health outcomes.

During that period, great progress was made in measuring, understanding, and modeling the highly variable UV-Soft X-ray (XUV) solar spectral irradiance (SSI), and its effects on the upper atmosphere.

The world's largest Cornish pasty was made in August 2010, measuring 4.6 m and weighing 860 kg.

For the most part, the mean IC50 values were of very similar magnitude with minimal differences between the ABTS and DPPH values (Table4), an observation that has been made before in measuring antioxidant activities of sorghum products [47].

Made in terracotta and measuring 3ft x 3ft x 1ft, the giant relief only came out of the kiln last week.

That decision was made, in large measure because Celltech made a counteroffer of $158 million in cash.

The findings may also be sensitive to decisions made in operationalizing measures.