Sentence examples for measures a more from inspiring English sources

Dr. Paige contends that the TAAS and Stanford tests could not be compared because the Texas test gauges mastery of the Texas curriculum while the Stanford test measures a more general notion of what children should know in a given grade.

This may be explained by the presence of a receptor reserve in the cells used in the cAMP experiments causing signal amplification while the arrestin recruitment assay measures a more 1 1 interaction of the receptor to arrestin.

If parents and children are assessed using comparable phenotypic measures, a more direct examination can be made for inter-generational transmission of ADHD, ASD, and ADHD + ASD symptoms.

Despite good performance with respect to general measures, a more careful look at the behavior of the FO2 model reveals poor convergence properties.

A novel immunoassay has been developed that measures a more stable fragment of proANP, the midregional fragment of proANP (MR-proANP).

d-ROMs measure systemic oxidative damage caused by ROS to a number of organic substrates in a cell (e.g. lipids, amino acids, proteins, nucleotides and carbohydrates), but 8-iso PGF 2α measures a more specific oxidative damage mainly to polyunsaturated fatty acids in the cells.

In order to measure a more uniform retinal region, measurements taken outside this central subfield (CSF) area would permit for a more accurate determination of retinal thickness.

Starting next year, the bureau will measure a more subtle variable: what happens when consumers buy one product instead of another that has risen in price.

Other organizations measured a more muted response for the day: IBM Digital Analytics Benchmark reported that online sales rose 8.5% this year compared to last on Cyber Monday.

While Boehner holds out hope that the Senate will pass his measure, a more likely outcome is a last-ditch effort to find a compromise.

What she wants is more social justice, respect for human rights, a "counterpower" to high finance and, for good measure, a more equitable distribution of the spoils from a new Chad-Cameroon oil pipeline.