Sentence examples for measures were preserved from inspiring English sources

Verbal learning and memory measures were preserved in nearly all patients.

Module preservation analysis was performed to investigate if density and connectivity based network measures were preserved across data sets and conditions [ 40].

3) Limiting the claims about changes and the lack of changes in the mutant, perhaps by focusing on the idea that one kinematic measure was preserved while others (interlimb and intralimb) were not.

By decreasing all porosity measuring results by a factor of 5, the resulting porosity magnitude accords quite well with the published values, while the porosity varieties of the measured samples are preserved.

8– 12 Although cognitive plasticity measures seem to be preserved during normal aging, many authors agree that they are associated with age; in other words, cognitive plasticity measures have shown a profile of decline in most of the studies.

20– 25 Importantly, electrophysiological studies have rarely been obtained in early symptomatic or presymptomatic cases, but in the four patients described, electrophysiological measures appear to be preserved prior to onset of overt motor weakness.

Health Minister Mark Drakeford has restated the core values of the NHS and set out measures to ensure they are preserved in future.

The spokesman said that in his recent response to the Francis report on failings of care in England, the health minister had re-stated the "core values of the NHS in Wales and set out measures to ensure they are preserved in future".

Mrs. Merkel, facing federal elections in September, said the focus of any spending measures must be preserving jobs.

Fractional shortening, a measure of cardiac contractility, was preserved in these flies (Fig. 3E).

Here, precision measures the percentage of objects that are preserved within the same transformed cluster; recall measures the percentage of objects of a transformed cluster that were into the same original cluster; F-measure is the harmonic mean of the previous measures.