Sentence examples for measures and lead from inspiring English sources

A major concern of comparative studies of brain size is that different authors often use different measurement methods [27], which may introduce biases in the measures and lead to spurious relationships, particularly when sample sizes are small [45], [but see 46].

This could force Beijing to take drastic measures and lead to war.

Indeed, many exogenous variables likely mediate self-perception measures and lead to weak alignment with objective measures.

But two Duke University business school professors say m.p.g. is a flawed measure and leads to a fundamental misconception about efficiency.

The Seoul Medical Science Institute measured cadmium and lead in whole blood using graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometry (model SpectrAA-800, with Zeeman correction; Varian Instruments, Agilent Technologies, Mulgrave, Australia).

This correlation violates the assumption of independence necessary for more traditional, repeated-measures analysis and leads to bias in regression parameters.

But she also realizes that it has indelibly shaped her and her sisters, even though they have all rebelled in some measure and now lead very different lives.

Multiple linear regressions were used to test the association between each MRS measure and each lead parameter, with adjustment for sex, age, and smoking status.

Of the seven trace elements measured, only cadmium and lead concentrations appear to be limited by the solubility of CdS s) and galena (PbS).

Luteinzing hormone (LH) and GnRH levels were measured in serum, and lead levels were quantified in whole blood.

Table 1 summarizes participant characteristics as well as stress, cognition, and lead measures.