Sentence examples for measures collated from inspiring English sources

Age, gender, and EAI scores were the only measures collated for analysis.

Demand-side measures, collated under the four Es education, engineering, economics, and enforcement [ 5] include general practitioners' incentives to prescribe generic drugs [ 12- 14], pharmacists' use of generics in substitution for originator drugs [ 15- 18], and consumers' attitudes to generic drugs [ 17- 20].

Using a different but more widely used measure collated by the World Health Organisation of larger particulate matter called PM 10 (total mass of particles of 10-micron diameter or smaller per cubic metre), which allows cross-country comparisons, that dubious honour is bestowed on Lanzhou in the north-western province of Gansu (and the city of Ludhiana in India is more polluted still).

A list of identified measures was collated from the papers that were retained.

Post haemodialysis mean arterial pressure measures were collated retrospectively for all participants at 11 haemodialysis treatments prior to (pre) and 11 haemodialysis treatments during (post) LY intervention within 15 min following the completion of each haemodialysis treatment.

The physiological conditions of rebar workers and environmental parameters of construction sites were measured and collated.

Only myocytes in cross-section were selected and then widths from a total of 80 100 cells from two separate images per heart sample were measured and collated.

Studies reflect findings in individuals who present for care at medical facilities, largely excluding those who do not, for example; even more significantly, functional health outcomes and long-term disability measures are seldom collated for analysis even if performed.

These variables were directly measured through sampling, or collated from existing databases and the literature.

Blood urea values were collated when measured within 24 hr of admission.

The measured results have been collated in Table 6.