Sentence examples for measures made in from inspiring English sources

In a study utilizing this scale and led by Edinger, a person's score emerged, with other measures of anxiety and mood, as a better predictor of his satisfaction with a night's sleep than objective measures made in the lab — including how long he slept and how quickly he fell asleep.

Davies attributed the amount of interest the episode created which was greater than he expected and the success of the new series to the measures made in keeping plot details secret and creating a "live experience": The episode was well received by viewers, in particular, the show's teenage fanbase.

This finding was consistent with measures made in the plantaris muscle (data not shown).

For two species where CAC was not present to measure nests, we used only nest measures made in the lab (by CAC) on unsuccessful nests that were not altered by the presence of large nestlings (N = 10 for Yellow Warblers and N = 4 for American Goldfinches).

The findings of reduced cross sectional areas in all fiber types in the mixed gastrocnemius muscles and severely attenuated growth of the type IIb/d fibers in Px rats was consistent with measures made in the plantaris muscles (data not shown).

First, the exposures for this study were measured in fasting morning urine samples, which might be inferior to measures made in 24-hour urine samples.

The effectiveness of the composite score as a predictor of academic achievement will be assessed in both the bivariate correlations and a regression analysis that evaluates the relative contributions the word and writing measures make in predicting academic performance.

And it may be a measure made in vain.

Length of the sick leave and the possible burden of being out of work should also be emphasized in the outcome measures, made visible in form of transitions and shifts [ 1, 12, 19].

Of these 38 (49%) found these measures effective and 6 (7%) stated that such measures made no difference in the frequency of syncopal episodes in the operating theatre.

The court concluded, "We feel it is high time regulatory measures are made in the State to prevent plundering of public money in the name of God and faith".