Sentence examples for meter in addition from inspiring English sources
Rahmstorf says that "for a big breakdown of the circulation, [sea level rise] could amount to one meter, in addition to the global sea level rise that we're expecting from global warming".
The energy meter, in addition to visualizing how much energy is left, also displays a number to the left indicating how much energy remains.
The level of toxic carbon monoxide (CO) is measured in parts per million (ppm) by a CO meter in addition to self-reporting smoking status.
In the late 1950s, he led a group that was among the first in jazz to perform pieces in waltz time and other unusual meters in addition to the conventional 4/4.
But financing issues have stalled plans for Porto Hussong, a 16-acre development near Ensenada, which was to include a marina capable of handling yachts as large as 122 meters, in addition to 450 residential units.
Both the San Luigi Gonzaga and the HEART2D studies relied upon glucose levels that were measured with reflectance meters; in addition to the potential problems related to the precision and accuracy of this method, we need PPG metrics that allow clinicians to obtain more robust criteria for both the glycemic quality and variability throughout the day and over a period of several days (21).
Franklin is also gunning to make the team in the 50, 100, and 200 meter freestyle events in addition to the 200m backstroke.
We calculated body fat index as total body fat mass (in kilograms)/height (in meters). 2 In addition, we inquired the use of regular drug treatment.
Litoral Gas proposed an out-of-court settlement to the relatives of the victims, offering about 1200 US dollars per square meter of collapsed building, in addition to compensation for loss of life.
The patients received a 2-hour infusion of 85 mg of oxaliplatin per square meter on day 1, in addition to the standard LV5FU2 regimen (FOLFOX4) or the simplified LV5FU2 regimen (modified FOLFOX6).
In addition, meters are subject to operator error, which is difficult to quantify but occurred in 0.5 to 0.8% of measurements at one institution [ 5].
