Sentence examples for measures in human from inspiring English sources

Hand hygiene is considered one of the most important infection control measures in human healthcare settings, but there is little information available regarding hand hygiene frequency and technique used in veterinary clinics.

As indicated above, resuscitative measures in humans may alter the pathophysiological manifestations of sepsis.

The utility of AGD measures in humans is further supported by experimental data in primates showing that in utero exposure of females to androgenic agents increased AGD [ 1].

Behavioral measures in humans with neurodegenerative diseases of the striatum also provide evidence of its role in discriminated response learning [ 47].

Phthalate monoesters have a biologic half-life of approximately 12 hr, and little is known about the temporal variability and daily reproducibility of urinary measures in humans.

Peter Sorger of Harvard Medical School generously donated the data for this challenge consisting of time-series measurements of a signaling network measured in human hepatocytes [14], [15].

But the largest cost that Skyrim wishes to exact from players is that which is measured in human hours: time.

The Bolivian delegation's leader, Pablo Solón, denounced the Cancún deal as ignoring scientific reality: "Its cost will be measured in human lives".

En masse, concrete can be a peculiarly alien material in Britain where the light is delicate and pale; the material's plain, even surface disposes of the posssibility of conveying a scale that can be measured in human terms.

Shows of "emerging" British artists have been coming down the pike for many generations now, it seems to me -- that is, art generations, which are a lot shorter than those measured in human terms.

BPA concentrations up to 1.49 ng/mL were measured in human serum [11].