Sentence examples for measures usually from inspiring English sources

We excluded tibia and patella bone measures with estimated uncertainties > 10 μg/g and 15 μg/g of bone, respectively, because these measures usually reflect excessive patient movement during measurement (Hu et al. 1996) We first assessed the relationship between each of the stress measures and the MMSE.

Punitive measures usually follow restitution in such cases.

Economic-republican measures usually pass when local business interests band together and lobby for them.

Some doctors are telling parents to consider preventive measures usually associated with older people, like calcium supplements and weight training.

She has promised to break with the left-right politics of the past by maintaining the social policies and poverty relief payments of the Workers' party, while adopting pro-business economic measures usually associated with the centre-right Social Democrats.

As state regulations stand, agriculture officials can declare quarantines to ban species during emergencies, although the measures usually concern food crops like potatoes that might affect public health, and not trees, vines or garden ornamentals.

Most real debates, by House standards, are divided equally between opponents and supporters of a measure, usually from opposite parties.

The retail prices index - the measure usually used in wage negotiations - climbed to an annual rate of 4.6% in June from 4.3% in May.

Still, the simple facts remain: there is a bell curve in all human activities, and the differences you measure usually matter.

Such data are now measured (usually in real time) while obtaining down-hole fluid samples.

Since diffusion theories are tested and diffusion coefficients measured usually on diffusion couples, this paper presents evolution equations based on that general theory for a diffusion couple.