Sentence examples for mostly measures from inspiring English sources

Six days after her concussion, Vonn passed repeated concussion exams — mostly measures of balance and short-term memory administered by United States Ski Team personnel — and raced in the super-G at the world championships.

Similarly, the much shorter 5-item PBCS mostly measures one single sub-domain, namely sensations of distress, worry and tension.

The results indicate that the accuracy of the long-term test, that mostly measures a memory response [23], was greater compared to that reported for the short-term test that measures mostly the effector response, as shown here by flow cytometry data.

This may be explained by the fact that IGRA mostly measures effector T cell responses whereas TST measures both effector and memory T cell responses.

Listen To Me Marlon Mostly measured movie memorialises method man Marlon.

Investment banks are mostly measured on their price-to-book value.

But at its core, it is an environmentalist tract, and, behind the mostly measured language, a fairly radical one, at that.

Dressed in an orange prison uniform, Viktor Bout was shackled at the ankles but looked relaxed and spoke in mostly measured tones during his testimony at Bangkok's criminal court.

Tests by Allister Lewis and Peter Edwards at the University of York found small nitrogen dioxide sensors that mostly measured carbon dioxide, and in tests on 20 ozone sensors there was a difference of six times between the highest and lowest results.

For fans, Hernandez's value is mostly measured in statistics, making it difficult, in the serious moments of real life, to stop thinking of him or any athlete as anything other than a component on a favorite team.

Compared to CNT, the mechanical properties of CNF were mostly measured using experimental methods.