Sentence examples for more likely measured from inspiring English sources

"It's more likely measured in centuries rather than millennia".

Technically, it's possible to generate improvement from targeted workouts in as little as 10 days, but meaningful, sustained improvement is more likely measured in months (typical run training plans span 3-5 months).

At this level, though, the thoracic bands more likely measured what we define as the pulmonary ribcage (RC,p) in our study.

As tensions in the Pacific grew and the possibility of war with Japan became more likely, measures were taken to improve the defences of the islands to Australia's north.

Several authors have argued that the MATE more likely measures an individual's knowledge about evolution rather than his or her acceptance of the theory (Smith, 2010a; Wagler and Wagler, 2013).

Though not presented in the results, effect sizes for the sum of 51 congeners were similar, though slightly attenuated, compared with the sum of 4 PCBs; these 4 congeners are more prevalent and likely measured with more accuracy than the sum of 51 congeners, which may explain the more attenuated effects found for the sum of 51 congeners.

The probability that systolic blood pressure is missing is likely to decrease with age (doctors are more likely to measure it in older people), increasing body mass index, and history of smoking (doctors are more likely to measure it in people with heart disease risk factors or comorbidities).

However, since clinicians are more likely to measure weight than height, the database contained more than twice as many measurements for weight as for height or BMI.

The HMRC data would be more likely to measure inactivity after graduation".

Also, men have become more concerned with body image, meaning that they are more likely to measure themselves against culturally perceived standards of attractiveness, according to Ashley Mears, a sociologist.

Larger probes are more likely to measure across the squamo-columnar junction given the limited surface area of the ectocervix.