Sentence examples for measures are systematically from inspiring English sources

Our results show that controlling or even eliminating MRSA is possible, if strict measures are systematically taken before the organism becomes endemic.

Previous studies have indicated that effect sizes as found using direct change measures are systematically larger than those found using indirect measures of change [ 13].

All measures were systematically translated into the different countries' languages, with established procedures of forward and backward translation and a pilot testing.

However, this is one of the largest prospective cohorts of MWS patients published to date, in whom four laboratory parameters and standardized clinical disease-activity measures were systematically studied while monitoring two distinct anti-IL-1 treatment regimens.

Then, in 2006, the credibility measure was systematically studied by Li and Liu [11], proving it as a set function satisfying four axioms, that is, normality, monotonicity, duality, and maximality.

Measuring devices are systematically calibrated.

White blood cell (WBC) count and temperature are 2 global measures of inflammation that are systematically gathered and easily identifiable in a clinical setting, unlike many other markers of inflammation being investigated in patients with coronary artery disease.

We then show that high economic distortions, as measured by the Doing Business Index, are systematically associated to a higher amount of labor allocated to small plants.

The thickness variations as a function of the electronic fluence are systematically measured and show a fall in thickness.

Then, the portal impedances of the major UHVDC equipment as well as the stray parameters are systematically measured in an actual ±800 kV station.

The liquidus temperatures and enthalpies of fusion for Cu Sn alloys are systematically measured across the whole composition range by differential scanning calorimetry (DSC).