Sentence examples for making measurement of from inspiring English sources
Despite the comparatively high frequency of maternal deaths in the poorest countries, individual deaths are still rare events, making measurement of maternal mortality challenging.
These are most often present as complex mixtures, making measurement of the total odorant problem difficult.
Our results suggest that caspase-3 could be inhibited in the cell by XIAP and that the mRIPA buffer (lysate preparation) and subsequent dilution into caspase assay buffer released XIAP from the active caspase-3, making measurement of the DEVD-ase activity possible.
Because of the complex interactive effects of various exposures and exposure routes and the timing and duration of these exposures, currently available methods of studying the associations between environmental exposures and pregnancy outcomes are fairly insensitive, making measurement of these associations difficult (Hertz-Picciotto et al. 1996).
For example, IL-6 levels in our study had prognostic value similar to that of MR-proADM levels, but IL-6 levels usually exhibit a sudden and transient rather than sustained increase in sepsis, making measurement of this cytokine and its use as a prognostic marker difficult [ 35].
Now, my father started making measurements of carbon dioxide as an offshoot of a project to study carbon in rivers.
Researchers will examine the temperatures and other properties of North Atlantic waters along the coast, while also making measurements of the glaciers that reach the ocean.
They also created simple tools for making measurements of images and made it easier to share data with an entire group of people.
By making measurements of phase velocities and reflection coefficients on these samples, an homogenization model has been validated.
AZURE launched two sounding rockets near-simultaneously from the Andøya Space Center on Saturday, both of them making measurements of the atmospheric density and temperature.
Having an accurate position for all the atomic columns is the first step toward making measurements of distances between columns or interplanar spacings.
