Sentence examples for papers measuring from inspiring English sources

Most existing papers measuring non-compliance to minimum wages (either statutory or occupation/sectoral minimum wages) focus on developing countries.

The metabolic cost of SDA over many days can be reasonably estimated based on the metabolic rate predicted from accelerometry and temperature indicating food requirements coupled with previous papers measuring SDA in the laboratory.

For instance, a huge flow of wrinkly lines and spaces on paper, measuring some 9 feet high by 24 feet wide, dominates the entrance to the gallery.

Painted on beautiful Echizen Washi paper measuring precisely 275 x 320 cm and hung unframed, Gorman's images, although almost minimally abstract, appear to continue the Japanese tradition of narrative scroll work.

In a January 2011 paper, "Measuring Bias in Organic Web Search," written with Harvard Business School doctoral candidate Benjamin Lockwood, Edelman found that Google listed its own map service as the first result when a user queries "maps".

These refugees are now octogenarians or older and Kang asked them to draw their hometowns on pieces of paper measuring around three-by-three inches many of them brokedown while doing it, Kang noted.

Odell's paper, "Measuring the Impact of Microfinance: Taking Another Look," provides a guide to ten of the most important studies on the impact of microfinance in the past five years.

Any inhibition zone around the filter paper measuring ≤7 mm was considered a negative result.

Detailed comments: 1) The "activity buffer" apparently came from an earlier paper measuring the enzyme activity.

List of tests used in the research described in this paper measuring the visuo-spatial ability factors of Visualization, Spatial relations, Flexibility of closure, and Perceptual speed.

[Editors' note: the author responses to the first round of peer review follow.] Reviewer 1 1) The "activity buffer" apparently came from an earlier paper measuring the enzyme activity.