Sentence examples for measures them over from inspiring English sources
These male costs may be further increased if one measures them over an individual's lifetime as opposed to a single reproductive event.
The 1/ d factor means that Rm measures effects of selection over an average of 1/ d generations, in contrast to WIF which measures them over one generation.
We have the advantage of being able to invent the demographic parameters instead of having to measure them over decades, and we have omitted such effects as age/stage stratification, spatial variability, sub-populations, migration and continuous-time demographic events that will eventually need to be considered to extend our arguments to realistic species.
"If people find these concentrations, we should be measuring them over time," says administration fisheries biologist George Pess, who studies sediment impacts on Elwha fish.
In the case of the history of life these periodic fluctuations would be of interest because they reveal periodic processes that effect evolution and extinction, or measures of them, over long time scales, superimposed over the long-term growth of biodiversity.
The truth is that for the majority of those who claim benefits, it's a short-term measure, tiding them over in their time of need.
In theory, an enhanced background check bill is something both parties can agree on; even Republicans on the Judiciary Committee who voted against every measure before them over the last two weeks said they were interested in making it more difficult for criminals and mentally ill people to buy guns.
That is part of the reason that biologists can study many of the Antarctic seals just by walking up to them, and rolling them over and measuring them.
If you can measure them, they tend to be over decades.
"The time for half-measures is over, Senator".
The Short Form 36 (SF-36) consists of 36 questions: one of them measures health transitions over a one-year period and is not used in scale calculation, and the remaining questions are grouped into eight scales or domains.
