Sentence examples for measures timed from inspiring English sources

To evaluate the measurement properties of four performance outcome (PerfO) measures (timed up and go, four-step stair climb, long stair climb, and repeated chair stand) in three patient populations elective total hip replacement [eTHR], elective total knee replacement [eTKR], and hip fracture [HF]).

BRUSSELS — Belgium was paralyzed by a national strike Monday as unions, angry over austerity measures, timed the protest to coincide with a one-day meeting of European Union leaders here in the capital.

19– 21 Clinical information 19– 21 included the Friedreich Ataxia Rating Scale (FARS) exam, individual performance measures (timed 25-foot walk; nine-hole peg test, low-contrast letter acuity) and performance measure composites Z2 and Z3.

Continuous outcome measures (time in range, mean glucose, etc).

He measures time not by conventional units — hours, minutes — but by news programs.

Of course, in an industry that measures time in nanoseconds, fast is a relative term.

But in a culture that measures time in nanoseconds, two years are like a century.

The x-axis measures time in milliseconds.

The average Rolex measures time at about 28,800 beats per hour and would probably balk at measuring time at speeds higher than 50,000 bph.

"We are one of the few companies that measures time on tasks," said Dietz.

The oddly named Mikrogirder 2000 watch measures time with 5/10,000th of a second precision (and flair).