Sentence examples for measures a combination from inspiring English sources
Based on the effectiveness of the individual measures, a combination of socio-economic and engineering measures is proposed, which can achieve water environmental sustainability in the study area.
Since peripheral blood counts and steady-state BM cellularity do not provide indicators of stress hematopoiesis, we next tested KLS cytokine stimulation which measures a combination of growth and differentiation response, which differs significantly from maintenance of the steady-state HSC pool in vivo.
It should be noted however, that the NEI VFQ-25 has been criticised for its lack of unidimensionality as it measures a combination of visual functioning and socioemotional constructs [ 24].
DCE-US differs from DCE-MRI in that it solely assesses changes in vascular perfusion, while DCE-MRI measures a combination of blood flow through the vasculature as well as tracer movement across the vessel wall [ 49].
One method that we have adapted is the SS technique, which measures a combination of both the interior and exterior surface area of the exposed/accessible cellulose [ 20, 35].
In the work by Adewuya et al anxiety was measured according to DSM-IV criteria whilst the SRQ-20 employed in our study measures a combination of mood and anxiety symptoms (see limitations).
The performance was viscerally and intellectually pleasing in roughly equal measure, a combination of qualities Sorabji would probably have admired.
The Happiest Planet Index released by the New Economics Foundation measured a combination of ecological footprint, life-satisfaction and life expectancy, and with a bit of mathematical analysis, Vanuatu came out top.
However, the results suggested it would not prove better than warfarin at 18 months on a wider measure — a combination of strokes, heart-related deaths or clots.
Therefore, measuring a combination of biomarkers (hereafter referred to as a diagnostic signature) should be more effective than a single biomarker.
Meniscal sizing is currently determined by measuring a combination of bony landmarks and soft-tissue insertion points through images obtained radiographically or by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
