Sentence examples for parallel measures from inspiring English sources

Measurements were obtained every 10 s and background corrected using parallel measures from a cell-free location.

Parallel measures of osteoarthritis (OA) across species can help evaluate OA models relative to humans.

Democratic lawmakers have introduced parallel measures in the House and the Senate proposing that a distinguished independent commission investigate the spill.

Environmentalists sent Congress a memo stating their belief that industrial farming has no place in this country without parallel measures aimed at stopping soil erosion, lessening pesticide use, and cleaning up the air and soil on and around farms.

This trend started with the UN's human development index, which takes account of life expectancy and education and has grown to include parallel measures such as the world happiness report (another UN publication) and initiatives like the Legatum Institute's prosperity index and the social progress imperative.

And without parallel measures to cover aviation's non-CO2 emissions at least twice as damaging as its CO2 emissions alone its purchase of the right to emit a tonne of CO2 from a ground source will be a net disbenefit to the environment.

The pulsed-field facility has five parallel measuring stations.

The momentum in both houses means the new sanctions included in the legislation have a chance of becoming law but its fate may be tied to a parallel measure intended to drop decades-old trade restrictions on Russia.

Note that Hausmann et al. (2014) define a parallel measure for products - called the Product Complexity Index (PCI) - by calculating the average diversity of the regions that make those products and the average ubiquity of the other products that these regions make.

Subsequently, application of the channel-resolved approach makes it possible to record signals coming from various parallel measuring channels and thus enables the sequential determination of multiple analytes [71, 72].

are backing a parallel measure in the Senate.