Sentence examples for of as measures from inspiring English sources

We do this three times to create three new simulated values of BMI (BMI1-BMI3), all which can be thought of as measures of BMI subjected to classical measurement error.

While measures designed specifically to aid in the screening and diagnosis of AS in children have been created, no study to date has appeared which directly tests the utility of AS measures for this purpose.

Therefore, they might be better thought of as measures of dependence rather than physical function per se.

It was only in the late 1920s that the German mathematician Emmy Noether suggested how the Betti numbers might be thought of as measuring the size of certain groups.

Measuring promoter region methylation can be thought of as measuring how the system has been perturbed.

Some managers use the total number of users or amount of usage as measures of success.

She then makes what seems to be a plausible choice of words as measures of communal and of individualistic culture.

We calculated the intraclass correlation coefficient and within-subject coefficient of variation as measures of reproducibility.

We used root length after 10 days and the emergence of cotyledons as measures of performance.

The many things Steve Jobs made have been cited, since the news of his death, as measures of passing time.

Success in these jobs doesn't depend on mastery of one uniform body of knowledge as measured by standardized tests.