Sentence examples for measuring a whole from inspiring English sources

Profit margin is useful for measuring a whole variety of things.

Another crucial step is to measure a whole class of information.

But Singld Out looks for more than that, sending users a DNA test (for a simple saliva swab) to measure a whole new level of compatibility.

We used gas chromatography/mass spectrometry to measure a whole panel of hormonal steroids in the plasma from women during the third trimester of their pregnancy.

That question has been tough to address because researchers lacked the data to measure a whole community's level of social diversity, says Nathan Eagle, a computer engineer at the Santa Fe Institute (SFI) in New Mexico.

"In healthy subjects, we have measured a whole spectrum of levels of inflammatory and oxidative stress markers.

Schools should be measured against a whole range of markers, such as facilities, pastoral care and the progress children make, not just the number of level 5s they get in Sats.

Total dry weight was measured on a whole plant basis by determining the sum total weights of each plant part.

This means that the energy employed in controlling or tracking should be measured as a whole, and not as a difference with the effort needed to maintain in equilibrium one particular set-point.

NK cells have also been shown to respond with marked specificity to HIV-1 peptides as measured by a whole blood intracellular cytokine assay [2], [3], [4].

Interferon-gamma (IFN-γ) and interleukin (IL -5 responses to a mycobacterIL -5ntigen (cresponsesure filtoate proteins (CFP) of mycobacterial tuberculosis) were meantigenin a whole blood assay.