Sentence examples for measure only a from inspiring English sources

EIT and NIRS measure only a small section of the organ of interest; neither measurement is necessarily representative of changes within the whole organ being examined.

The particles measure only a few nanometers (billionths of a meter) across.

At present, doctors routinely measure only a tiny handful of metabolites in the blood, such as glucose and cholesterol.

Traditional monitoring techniques measure only a few data points, which is insufficient to understand the deformation of the entire tunnel.

For this reason, it is common to measure only a relatively small number of 2-D slices through the four-dimensional space [Leonard 93].

Until then, most were small, and about half of the world's 15,000 MPAs still measure only a few square miles.

A week ago he measured only a 2 on their scale (where 0 is totally secularist and 10 is a theocrat).

Secondly, ghrelin and leptin were measured only a single time point, which limits the accuracy of the measurement.

And a simple task, like measuring a line four miles long, could take a few months because it was measured only a short distance at a time.

The stage measures only a few hoop skirts wide, it seems, hardly enough for a fashion parade, much less any kind of dance, an orchestra or a chorus.

Ancient Egyptian crucibles from about 1370 bc measured only a few centimetres deep and had large amounts of alkali and magnesia and 6 to 8 percent iron oxide.