Sentence examples for measured variously from inspiring English sources

has been measured variously as 59, 74 and 76.

For 2 hours and 5 minutes, she swam in water measured variously at 43 or 44 degrees until, finally, she reached the other side.

Strikers described the measure variously as "bullying" and "a form of dictatorship".

The photos from Nice, in which a Muslim woman removes her tunic under duress, show that claim of upholding women's rights to be as erroneous as the others advanced in support of the measures – variously, that covering up for religious reasons while at the seaside or while swimming is unhygienic, or a "provocation", or contrary to French values.

The q="0measure variously encoded via the Rogers Ramanujan continued fraction, the t-Airy function, the t-Catalan numbers of Carlitz Riordan, and the first-order statistics of the reduced Wigner process.

The aftershock had a magnitude of 5.0, far smaller than the Jan . 26earthquake, variously measured at 6.9 to 8.1.

Never-married persons are better positioned than previously married persons to marry more attractive marital partners, variously measured (e.g., highly educated partners).

Higher values of AIx were found in migraineurs by five studies [27, 31, 32, 43, 45], which variously measured AIx in the radial artery [45], in the aorta [27, 43] or by finger tonometry [31, 32].

In case of structural property, the primary growth plane of SZO NWs is switched from (002) to (103) plane, and the electrical properties of SZO NWs are variously measured to be about 4.26 × 106, 1.34 × 106, and 3.04 × 105 Ω for 1, 3, and 5 SZO NWs, respectively.

Similarly, tentative evidence of synergistic effects of childhood adversity (variously measured) and cannabis use on broad psychosis phenotypes has been reported; the evidence on this, however, is not entirely consistent.

Figure 4 depicts representative N2-adsorption desorption isotherms measured over pure aN2-adsorption desorptions calcisotherms00 °C. Figure 5 depicts ∆v/∆r curves of various solids calcined at 300 and 500 °C.