Sentence examples for measures shorter from inspiring English sources

Both measures, shorter WASO and fewer long-wake episodes, are specifically related to sleep fragmentation.

Postmenopausal women currently using HT had improved sleep quality for two out of five objective measures: shorter WASO and fewer long-wake episodes.

F0 variation quantifies one aspect of prosodic individual differences; it captures the extent of "highs" and "lows" in speech (this is in contrast to jitter, which measures shorter cycle-to-cycle variation in F0; Baken 1987).

With respect to large fiber neuropathy measures, shorter CNFL (in millimeter per square millimeter) was associated with lower amplitude potentials (in microvolt) and slower conduction velocities (in meter per second) for both sural (linear regression β = 0.26, P < 0.0001, and β = 0.40, P < 0.0001, respectively) and peroneal nerves (β = 0.65, P < 0.0001, and β = 0.45, P < 0.0001, respectively).

Bertone then suggested measures short of expulsion.

He said that he had already tried the usual measures short of intubation: supplemental oxygen, diuretics, a pressurized face mask.

A "deeply concerned" Barack Obama has promised to consider all measures "short of military confrontation".

But experience elsewhere suggests that measures short of wholesale democratisation have some impact.

"There are not a lot of measures short of extreme measures that will get it done," he said, adding, "America wants the war on terror fought by Jack Bauer.

Iran, more unpredictable than the Soviet Union, can be stopped short of a bomb through measures short of military action.

From 1998 onwards KET measures short term electron increases, which were not attributed to solar particle events.