Sentence examples for measure and possibly from inspiring English sources

Today, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) can take pictures of the brain to measure, and possibly predict, cognitive decline.

To measure (and possibly improve) your own HPI, visit two useful sites from NEF: 5 Ways to Well-Being and Well-Being at Work.

Enrichment (ER) is a standard measure and possibly the most important one.

An intravenous volume load is a widely accepted prophylactic measure and possibly a reasonable intervention to prevent deterioration of renal function.

This study has established that it has strong face and content validity and should be valuable as both an outcomes measure and possibly as a tool for clinical practice.

Although preliminary, these results further indicate that the EEG is an inexpensive and easily quantifiable measure, and possibly predictor, of behavioral changes in response to a cognitive behavioral intervention.

He said improving the monitoring of specific watersheds and flood-prone areas might give residents the extra time needed to take protective measures and possibly save lives.

The protest called by Spain's two main trade unions came on the eve of the presentation of the new Budget, which is expected to contain deep austerity measures and possibly tax increases as the conservative government seeks savings of €40bn (£33bn).

The Bloomberg administration and Mr. Mulgrew's union are in the midst of negotiating the details of a state-mandated overhaul of teacher evaluations that would use the state test scores on which the controversial rankings are based, as well as subjective measures and possibly other exams.

Corporations should also be re-engineered so that parts of the company can be measured and possibly broken up more easily.

The drug manufacturing industry continues to show signs of weakness as more of the major players team up in partnerships, creating dramatic cost-cutting measures and possibly stunting scientific exploration.