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Academic productivity is measured increasingly through bibliometrics that derive a statistical enumeration of academic output and impact.

It is anticipated that using this technique for optomechanical coupling, we will be able to continue to measure increasingly sensitive devices, approaching the measurement limits imposed by quantum mechanics [59].

"Both have been driven to create innovative technology platforms that use massive data scale to measure increasingly fragmented consumer behavior.

Clinical epilepsy drug trials have been measuring increasingly high placebo response rates, up to 40%.

Nothing underscores this concept better than the decline in the use of the pulmonary artery catheter (PAC), whose use has markedly decreased while its ability to measure increasingly more hemodynamic variables increased [ 1].

An aspirational culture is that bit harder to create if young people and teachers are constantly being measured and increasingly found wanting.

"While historic, when measured against increasingly dire scientific warnings it is clear the rule is not enough to address our climate crisis," said the Friends of the Earth president, Erich Pica.

Although the way the problem of tobacco in the global South was portrayed varied little during the 1980 1990s, the manner in which it was measured became increasingly sophisticated.

The figures revealed that the Government's tax haul in the month rose 7.1%, whereas its spending rose 0.8% as its austerity measures increasingly kick in.

Homeland security measures increasingly affect urban life and activities.

Our general equilibrium simulations allow housing prices to re-equilibrate in response to policy-induced demand shifts, demonstrating that as the scale of intervention becomes larger, general equilibrium and partial equilibrium welfare measures increasingly diverge.