Sentence examples for measure preparation from inspiring English sources
Our analyses of motor-specific preparation made use of the fact that the 2 tasks were mapped to separate hands, enabling us to measure preparation for a particular task in terms of the lateralization of cortical motor activity (De Jong et al. 2006; Gladwin et al. 2006).
You should measure the preparation time and the cooking time of each food you prepare and write them down in your notebook.
In the end, sustainable and a seriously improved solution that brings freedom, respect for human rights and democracy requires good measure and preparation.
By mapping 2 tasks separately to the 2 hands, we were able to measure the preparation and selection of specific actions corresponding to voluntary task choices in terms of the LRP and mu- and beta-MRAAs.
Previous studies have meanwhile used lateralized motor activity to measure the preparation of specific motor sets in task switching (De Jong et al. 2006; Gladwin et al. 2006; Steinhauser et al. 2009; Vandamme et al. 2010).
It is true that hemoglobin from RBCs lyzed during the storage over 42 day would significantly alter the amount of nitrite measured in preparation, as hemoglobin is a very potent nitrite oxidase.
The accuracy of the quantification was determined by comparing the measured activity with the known activity within the phantom measured at preparation.
While some measures of preparation were higher in the post Prop 209 period (high school grades and SAT scores) other measures actually fell (parental income and parental education).
Harris, the economist, says that poor minority students still don't have comparable access to effective teachers, measured by preparation and experience.
European finance ministers are discussing the new measures in preparation for a summit meeting of E.U. leaders in March.
Teachers were also having their students practice the particular skills they knew would be tested, meaning the exam was measuring test preparation, not necessarily broader learning, which became an issue in New York's state standardized tests.
