Sentence examples for measuring levels from inspiring English sources

The age is then confirmed by measuring levels of strontium, which slowly accumulates from the decay of heavier elements.

"Citizen fear, not just index crime rates, is important in measuring levels of neighborhood safety".

Mr. Stecyk said he would try to confirm this hunch by measuring levels of lactic acid and ethanol in the blood.

"We were measuring levels after the diagnosis had already been made and was months in the past in most cases," Dr. Hertz-Picciotto said.

The duration and severity of hyperglycemia can be assessed by measuring levels of advanced glycosylation end products (AGEs).

The meetings in March reinforced an uncomfortable, previously overlooked, element: the proposed indicators for the universal healthcare target – both of which focus on measuring levels of financial protection – are currently rated as BBB or below.

He cited Delaware and Texas as states where testing companies had troubles similar to Agbar's in tail-pipe testing, which involves measuring levels of certain gases in vehicle exhaust.

(Such fallout is widely distributed across the globe: forensic scientists can calculate a corpse's age at death to within a year by measuring levels of weapons-derived radioactive carbon-14 in the tooth enamel).

(PDF 23 KB) 40510_2014_62_MOESM7_ESM.pdf Additional file 7: Table S7.: Kappa scores measuring levels of agreement between the two reviewers.

They showed that measuring levels of BNP (B-type natriuretic peptide) was the single most accurate indicator of the disease.

Dundee University researchers say that measuring levels of a gene called TFP12 in DNA in the blood could be key.