Sentence examples for measuring as it from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, the inflammation assessed by the calprotectin, measuring as it does migration of granulocytes into the faecal stream (Røseth et al, 1992), is not a consequence of toxic bile acids or prostaglandins.

This, says Unicef, "is as difficult to measure as it is critical to wellbeing".

And piracy is almost as tough to measure as it is to fight.

Her premiere, "Anthem for Fading Flowers," was slow moving but measured as it equated four seasons with the life cycle.

Once in this collector, the current carried by the atoms is measured as it leaks across a resistor to ground.

When the dual burden is carefully measured – as it has been across European countries – the results illustrate the influence that expectations have on how happy we feel.

The full economic impact of the troop withdrawals is difficult to measure, as it depends on factors that are hard to predict, such as whether the Taliban rises again.

This is a film made with great moral seriousness, and with a clear-eyed deliberation: it is sombre and measured as it treads carefully around this most contentious mass grave in Polish history.

YouTube qua Google is really player against which everyone else is measured, as it owns nearly one-third of the market.

The absorption and PL spectra of neat SiBN thin films after annealing at 100 and 300 °C have been measured, as it is shown in Fig. 1.

The threshold energies of POFP films with different thicknesses from 60 to 165 nm were then measured, as it is summarized in Table 1.