Sentence examples for measured in large from inspiring English sources

The quality of a bar in São Paulo is measured in large part by its chopp (SHO-pee), the Brazilian-style draft beer.

Thus he will probably be regarded as a "cost center" and be measured in large part on his ability to work smoothly within this highly interdependent system.

Yet when blood pressure is measured in large populations that are followed over time, people with blood pressures around 115/70 live the longest.

Mr. Mueller has many supporters among the 11,500 agents who respect what they describe as his "mission-oriented style," but his unsettled standing can be measured in large and small ways.

But as to the underlying premise of the exercise she ultimately performed -- that a high school's success can be measured, in large part, by the number of applicants it places at three premier universities -- Ms. Yaqub is unapologetic.

Because educational attainment is measured in large numbers of individuals, it will continue to be useful as a proxy phenotype in efforts to characterize the genetic influences of related phenotypes, including cognition and neuropsychiatric diseases.

Although the specific competencies measured in large-scale assessments can be expected to be closely related to general cognitive ability or fluid intelligence, and some authors treat them as almost exchangeable (Kerckhoff et al. 2001; Marks 2014) these two concepts are theoretically and empirically distinct.

The advent of high-content analysis (HCA), in which cell images that have been captured using a high-resolution light microscope are extracted and quantitative data is analysed in an automated process, is having a great impact on research as multiple markers at subcellular resolution can be measured in large-scale quantitative assays.

This work is significant in that it invites further thought about how NOS views can be measured in larger populations.

HOMA-IR was measured in a large sample representative of the U.S. population.

These types of outcome are routinely measured in a large number of healthcare areas.