Sentence examples for notably measures from inspiring English sources

Notably, measures to capture quantity of care exist, including surveys and diaries, and each have advantages and disadvantages for data collection that the researchers will need to consider during the intervention design phase.

Notably, measures to facilitate accurate medical records in the event of an automatic substitution (e.g., recordkeeping requirements, the use of interoperable electronic health records, and/or prescriber notification after the fact) depend on each state's laws, which determine this policy (see section Interchangeability and automatic substitution below).

Indeed, in an interview with National Geographic magazine following the 9/11 attacks September 2001 Aulaqi's responses were notably measured and reasonable.

As well as playing hectic seasons at court, Shakespeare will write several plays, notably Measure for Measure (1604) and Macbeth (1606), that flatter the king's interests in justice, religion and witchcraft while simultaneously probing deep questions about power and its abuses.

And while conservative activists and some Republican leaders outside the Senate are calling for a strong effort against the nomination, the reaction from some senators — who will actually vote for the nomination — has been notably measured, suggesting that they are not necessarily looking for a fight, barring some revelation in the weeks ahead.

For the Conservatives, Ruth Davidson offered a notably measured response - and, on the day, a rather effective one.

Notably, measured, calculated kidney function and acid base status has been normal or only mildly impaired in the majority of our patients before AA infusion.

The main product of sodium-water reaction was determined to be NaOH and the sodium oxide was not notably measured compared with NaOH from the results by photo-fragmentation spectroscopy.

Notably, measured levels of cytokines IL-6 and KC CXCL1) in mouse serum were also markedly reduced after 14 days of treatment with RO9021.

Notably, measured bioaccumulation data are quite limited compared with the breadth of the chemicals currently used in commerce, as studies have historically focused on the approximately 100 known persistent organic contaminants.

The possibility of the absence of any benefit makes its presence more valuable and love is most notably measured in time allocated to beneficial suffering.