Sentence examples for measures mostly from inspiring English sources

Studies have shown that large measurement error associated with spot measures (mostly reflecting exposure variability and rapid biological clearance) can contribute to exposure misclassification and increase the likelihood for biased statistical associations (Armstrong 1998; Jurek et al. 2006).

After that date the measures mostly involved drop structures.

Fifty-seven control measures, mostly designed to control the levels of inhalable exposure were identified.

Welfare reform will be limited to crude cost-saving measures, mostly introduced by Mr Osborne.

These "extraordinary measures" mostly involve government pension funds that invest their holdings in special federal debt to earn interest.

Immediately after Charlie Hebdo, the government announced that it was putting €425m into anti-terror measures – mostly personnel and equipment for the security forces.

Both parameters showed similar trends on subsequent days, which means that, as IL-6 is measured mostly experimentally, measurements of PCT should be sufficient to provide the necessary information.

For Robert Kelley, an analyst with Mercer Management Consulting, the cost was measured mostly in exhaustion.

The standoff between owners and players in the N.B.A. is measured mostly in dollars and rhetoric.

Senator Frank R. Lautenberg, Democrat of New Jersey and the author of the measure to help terrorism victims, said he was glad the revision left his measure mostly intact.

Opponents of the savings account measure, mostly liberal Democrats, see it as a tax shelter for young, healthy and wealthy people and a potential trap for unwary workers.