Sentence examples for measures captured from inspiring English sources

In particular, it indicated that containment measures captured 99 percent of methane that escaped from new wells being prepared for production, a process known as completion.

Polls inevitably include a margin of error, because they draw on subjective opinions; data from a sample of graduates, however the sample is picked, is not perfectly representative of all graduates; and the measures captured by each ranking are only imperfect proxies for performance, not performance itself.

These measures captured the following functions: mobility and speed, pain and its relationship to function, social integration, and symmetry and efficiency of gait.

Four measures captured most of the variability in the patterns of urbanisation: (1) Indexcombined; (2) the ratio of people per unit urban land cover; (3) landscape shape index; (4) dominant land-cover.

These toxicity values consist of many different dose measures captured at either the study or chemical level, and include measures such as PODs, LOALs or LOAELs, NOALs or NOAELs, No effect or Low effect levels (NEL or LELs), cancer-related quantities (cancer slope factors, inhalation unit risk), and other derived quantities such as RfDs and EPA Regional Screening Levels [86].

Were all outcome measures captured at the declared follow up intervals?

As such, both SPEQ measures capture different types of negative symptoms.

Two composite maternal outcome measures capturing intrapartum interventions/adverse maternal outcomes and straightforward birth.

Measures capturing social support and relationships are more commonly used now.

We also included two measures capturing parental monitoring of children's activities and peer groups.

Measures capturing support that has actually been received have been used less frequently in studies of social determinants of health.