Sentence examples for measures as many from inspiring English sources

By some measures, as many as a third of all black men have felony convictions.

Complex reforms are broken down into many reform measures as many policy fields are affected.

The effect of these changes and measures, as many suggest, is to discourage protest in advance.

This report suggests measuring as many different characteristics of COPD patients as possible to contribute to an understanding of the disease that is well beyond spirometry classifications.

To address this potential for bias, we measure as many as possible known potential confounders (i.e., lifestyle behaviors), and adjust for pertinent ones in the analysis.

Preliminary data and experience would suggest that for certain tumours it is not necessary to measure as many as 10 lesions (Schwartz et al, 2003b ).

In contrast, psychologists often rely on locus of control measures which are specific to particular domains, e.g., health (Wallston et al. 1978), work (Spector 1988), or finances (Furnham 1986), with perceived control measures for as many as 18 different domains existing by the early 1990s (Lefcourt 1992).

North Korea's foreign ministry said in a statement that Washington had taken "sanctions measures for as many as eight times against the companies, individuals and ships of not only the DPRK but also Russia, China and other third countries..."...

One study [ 67] indicated that fluid responsiveness could not be reliably predicted by using dynamic measures in as many as 25% of anesthetized patients.

Finally, recent studies have demonstrated that houseflies can carry Campylobacter and that these flies are undeterred by conventional biosecurity measures, with as many as 30,000 entering a facility during a single flock rotation (Hald et al. 2004).

Asangani and colleagues originally reported that miR-21 posttranscriptionally downregulates PDCD4, as measured in as many as ten different colorectal cancer cell lines.