Sentence examples for measuring because they from inspiring English sources
Fasting levels of pancreatic polypeptide (PP), gastrin, proinsulin, insulin, glucagon, and vasoactive intestinal peptide (VIP) are worth measuring because they are the hormones most frequently produced by functioning PNETs (Table 1).
"The view that hedonic states cannot be measured because they are private events is widely held but incorrect," he and his colleagues argue.
The ideology of governors can sometimes be hard to measure because they do not take roll call votes, as members of Congress do.
Several previously unreported properties of turbulent premixed flames were measured because they are especially useful for the future assessment of direct numerical simulations and models.
And 75percentt of those users came from other clients, which makes it difficult to measure because they are clicking on links in desktop and mobile clients which then open up Web pages.
We suggest phagocytic activity of haemocytes and their efficiency in clearing bacteria are reliable parameters to measure, because they have been directly related to immune competency and are consistently depressed by stress.
The other two miR172 members in rice - miR172b and miR172c – were not measured because they are expressed mainly in panicles and roots, respectively, and are not likely involved in controlling flowering time (Jeong et al. [2011]).
The three orthogonal maximum dimensions of the 240 EM at 43 °C dose contour were measured because they are designed to represent the contour within which thermal damage will form.
Furthermore, pseudo-irrationals do not measure because they are homeless, artificial constructions parasitic upon numbers which have a natural place in a calculus that can be used to measure.
These ideals are also imponderables that cannot be measured, because they're the measure of everything else.
The biomass of crustose coralline algae was not measured because they were not observable on the photographs when the canopy algae were present.
