Sentence examples for measured as having from inspiring English sources

Six months after blood pressure was stabilised on treatment, if systolic blood pressure was measured as having increased by >10 mm Hg, six of those measurements would be false positives for every true increase of ≥10 mm Hg.

Since then, the country has been plagued by a number of aftershocks, including one that was measured as having a magnitude of 6.3.

On Sunday, James E. Hall, the board chairman, released a statement saying that when the screw and nut were last inspected in September 1997 it was measured as having the maximum allowable amount of play and that the initial plan was to replace it.

Any operator wishing to place satellites into an orbit measured as having a "yellow" vulnerability index could be required to guarantee that they would execute debris mitigation procedures.

That is to say: in a Minkowski spacetime, if one has "rigid rods" and "clocks", and uses these in the standard ways to measure the "length" of a (rigid) moving body in the direction of its motion, it is a simple mathematical or geometrical fact that the moving body will be measured as having its length contracted in accord with the Lorentz-Fitzgerald formula.

Effectiveness was defined as Favorable Immune Response (FIR), measured as having a CD4 lymphocyte count of over 500 cells/µl at follow-up.

Nor when measured, as has until recently been the rather odd norm, as the difference between the average incomes of each country, regardless of population (thus counting Chad and China as if they were of equal size).

Cellular TrxR1 activity was measured as has been previously described [13].

Respiratory symptom status and lung function should be measured, as has been done in confinement workers in the last decades.

Ruby is fortunate to have inherited good looks and a creative spirit (she's currently learning to play guitar) in equal measures, as have all the Aldridge offspring.

"We do not believe it will be possible to reach a 3.5% of GDP primary surplus [in 2018] by relying on hiking already high taxes levied on a narrow base, cutting excessively discretionary spending and counting on one-off measures as has been proposed in recent weeks".