Sentence examples for measurements in developing from inspiring English sources
These surveys form the foundation of many health measurements in developing countries.
The lack of long-term PM2.5 measurements in developing countries makes it difficult to quantify the overall PM2.5 pollution exposures and health impacts in these countries where the PM2.5 concentrations are often very high.
The experimental results reported here, underscore the importance of substrate-scale uniformity measurements in developing mechanistic ALD process models with high predictability of the dynamic evolution of the spatially dependent film thickness profile.
Malkin, Robert A., Technologies for clinically relevant physiological measurements in developing countries., Physiol Meas, vol. 28 no.
Lehrer's research (e.g. Lehrer, 2007; Lehrer and Kim, 2009; Lehrer et al., 2011), however, has used measurement in developing students' appreciation of measures of centre and of variability.
Tory will assist the investment deal team with financial analysis and will support the impact measurement team in developing and measuring social and environmental impact metrics – while putting her Nepali language skills to use! Tess Hart (SOM/FES '17) graduated from Brown University in 2009 with a B.A in Classics and Political Science.
More than 6000 data points from 600 laboratory measurements were used in developing the correlations.
The FM measurements were performed in developing flowers, containing only sepal primordia, with mesritem size being determined as the length between opposite sepals.
Our study is an innovative application of such a design by conducting measurements in a developing country city, choosing multiple neighborhoods with varied SES, and assessing the role of sources.
While an enormous number of indicators for the monitoring of sustainable development exists, few meta-evaluations on these measurements have been conducted in developing countries.
Using an atmospheric CTM allows estimation of mortality where air quality measurements are sparse, particularly in developing nations.
