Sentence examples for measures equally from inspiring English sources

Further, for this study we use the same mammogram for Cumulus and AutoDensity readings and so if there was bias in the measurement of exposure (breast density) it would affect both measures equally.

The other treatment efficacy measures equally reduced in both CT and BoNT-A groups.

Quality of life measures, equally, strongly favored the FFX group 7.

The results suggest that IS and fasting measures equally reflect overall IS in African American girls independent of Tanner stage.

In interpreting our results, we did not discriminate between amplitude or latency changes, because both measures equally reflect differences in the neural response to the contrasts of interest.

But these people are still interested in their objects, maybe even fetishistic about them, just like the more driven individuals whose collections can be measured equally well by computing the acreage devoted to their storage as by counting the items.

Moreover, the new experiments provide coupled textural and compositional evidence that noble metal micro-nuggets, ubiquitous in experimental studies of the highly siderophile elements, can be produced on quench: we measure equally high Pt concentrations in the rapidly quenched nugget-free peripheral margin of the silicate as we do in the more slowly quenched nugget-bearing interior region.

However, it is worth noting that citation inequality is substantially larger than publication inequality for each cohort group, arising from the fact that all publications are measured equally and their value does not increase over time, in contrast to citations which accrue over time.

(We excluded golf courses as their major nutrient contribution is phosphorus [40] which is less important than N for ecosystem changes [36], [41] or for macroalgae [38], [42], [43].) Each watershed accumulated a nitrogen-footprint score where each contributing factor is measured, equally weighted, summed, and rescaled.

The interwoven design guarantees that each condition is measured equally often by either dye [ 21].

Thus, areas of osteoclastic and osteoblatic activity are measured equally, and this is of crucial importance when interpreting these data sets (Blau et al. 1972).