Sentence examples for measure to some from inspiring English sources

That they recovered to make 278 and cause more than few jitters through the England camp as the ball flew the boundary was down in part to some powerful hitting and in no small measure to some benevolent bowling that tended to put the ball into the arc of the bat swing rather nicely.

GHG is an indicator, which is relatively easy to measure, to some extent even accurately.

A Hollywood actress's decision to have surgery to remove both of her breasts in order to reduce her risk of cancer may seem a drastic measure to some.

Since the sets (E_j) are all contained in (Q_l), thanks to Theorem 2.3 we may assume that up to a subsequence the (E_j) converge in measure to some set (E_infty ) of finite perimeter.

end{aligned} (5.11 Since (P E_j) rightarrow P B)), by the compactness Theorem 2.3 we may assume that up to a subsequence the sets (E_j) converge in measure to some set E. Then, by the lower semicontinuity of the perimeter we get that (P(E =P(B)).

Since (F t, x t), ^{mathrm{c}}D^{beta}x t))) is compact for all (tin J), there is a convergent subsequence of ({v_{n}(t)}) (we denote it by ({v_{n}(t)}) again) that converges in measure to some (v(t)in S_{F,x}) for almost all (tin J).

The effectiveness of using DNA evidence in property crimes has been measured to some extent in Virginia, which has been doing such testing for more than 10 years.

Such models could seriously and systematically misrepresent the benefits of energy efficiency measures to some sectors of society.

However, this kind of experiment is absolutely meaningful, because we can watch reactions of internal measures to some errors of interest.

The amount of scatter in a population is measured to some extent by the totality of deviations from the mean and median.

As data on clinical performance depended on medical records, we actually measured to some extent performance and also quality of recording.