Sentence examples for measuring two additional from inspiring English sources
Together with cell counting, as investigated in most previous studies, we included assays measuring two additional aspects of cell growth.
The quiz also measures two additional skill-sets: 1) the ability to see opportunities with broadened observation (being able to see beyond the obvious), and 2) the ability to share opportunities with a generous purpose (being able to trust yourself enough to share the momentum you are building with others).
The complete network enables us to measure three additional network characteristics of value in comparison with an ego-centric network.
In addition to the primary symptom and functional impairment measures, three additional scales were also used to characterize the patient population.
Rainwater harvests were measured from two additional plots without planting, representing the covered ridge (CR) and uncovered ridge (UR) systems, respectively.
Inter-rater reliability for predicting tumor type was evaluated using values measured by two additional observers.
Intentions regarding future service use were measured using two additional questions: "When do you expect to make your next dental visit?" and "Do you have an appointment set for a check-up within the next 18 months?".
After the initial measurement small numbers of extreme animals selected on the basis of g CH4/kg DMI (n = 20 born 2007, and n = 45 born 2009) were repeatedly measured for two additional consecutive years (at ∼16 and 28 months of age).
In the case of (BiFeO3 1 − x –(BaTiO3) x solid solutions and the Aurivillius Bi5Ti3FeO15 compound, each sample was measured two times, before and after additional electrical poling, in order to verify how the initial polarization of the material affects its magnetoelectric properties.
In addition, clinician-rated dissociative symptoms, as measured with three additional items of the CAPS, significantly declined after PE.
Permeabilities measured seven months after undermining showed additional increases.
