Sentence examples for measures that are mostly from inspiring English sources
Pointing out which effect measures that are mostly affected by the interventions proved difficult.
Only AQT-CF was analyzed in this study because it is the most validated and sensitive part of AQT and contains the cognitive measures that are mostly associated with AD [ 22].
Moreover, quality outcomes today are measured with metrics that are decades old and devices that are mostly manual.
"These are drastic measures that are going to mostly affect the middle and lower classes," said Julio Gutierrez, 23, an electronics technician.
Wave observation represented water surface elevation at a reference point is basic and essential data for ocean and coastal engineering that is mostly measured with traditional wave gauges, for instance capacitance, resistance and conductivity types.
Additional complex technologies to be added when resources permit include facility to measure serum creatinine, lipids, and electrocardiography that were mostly not available.
Some outcome measures displayed a variance across GP clinics that was mostly unexplained by patient or practice characteristics.
My parents belonged to a generation that is mostly gone now, those very formal men and women who measured distance with kos and counted change in annas.
People who believe in pure statistical measurement will tell you everything can be measured, and that's mostly true, but I've seen many cases of players that look similar on paper, yet don't fill a particular role nearly as well as another player who was there before them in spite of their statistical similarities.
Looking back, the people directly involved in uncovering and assessing the Rampart scandal now find themselves unable to take its measure — and that is mostly because of Rafael Perez.
