Sentence examples for measures separately the from inspiring English sources

Visitors weren't happy with the closure, he said, "but they understood that we're in severe drought conditions calling for drastic measures". Separately, the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation delivered grim news to its 121,000 inmates on Thursday: To save water, the state has turned off open-air showers in prison yards.

The study also measures separately the startup and operating costs of each intervention.

To assess the predictive ability of each measure of physical capability and the benefit of including multiple measures in the same model we calculated Harrell's C index (which estimates the probability of concordance between observed and predicted responses) 31 for models including each of the three measures separately; the composite score; and all three measures.

The use of a membrane strip to measure separately the anodic and cathodic overvoltages is discussed.

By measuring separately the direct and indirect components of the intra-camera light transport, one can increase the maximum dynamic range a particular camera is capable of recording.

We aimed to measure separately the contributions of heat and humidity to changes in levels of 34 markers of inborn disorders in dried-blood-spot (DBS) samples.

We aimed to measure separately the contributions of heat and humidity to changes in levels of hemoglobins A and S in dried-blood-spot (DBS) samples.

A special system has been designed to measure separately the concentration of radon and thoron alpha emitter's daughters in air.

We use institution-wise bibliometric indicators to measure separately the two types of capital for a large sample of French and Italian academic physicists between 2000 and 2003/2005.

In order to better understand the physics of acceleration, it is imperative to measure separately the spectrum of each cosmic ray component and to determine accurately the "knee" in the spectrum.

Using two scattering geometries simultaneously and measuring separately the refractive index n(T) we can determine the logarithmic derivative ∂lgM′ ω, T /∂lgω = QM and thus are able to characterize unambiguously the dominant fast processes by high precision frequency shift measurements.