Sentence examples for primarily measured from inspiring English sources

This definition is likely to capture most repeat measurements, because LDL-C is primarily measured in candidates for receipt of lipid-lowering therapy for secondary prevention, who consult their physician regularly as part of follow-up for their primary disease.

Tennis is first, foremost and forever an individual sport, historical achievement primarily measured by Grand Slam titles.

But with 13 Grand Slam titles — "back in the race" with Pete Sampras, as Federer said — he is again being primarily measured against the history book.

Nowadays balance isn't exclusively or even primarily measured through the prism of left versus right, or working class trade unionist versus Oxbridge bourgeois.

This lack of trust has a knock-on effect on employees, with more than a quarter believing their performance is primarily measured by the time they spend in the office rather than what they deliver, according to a survey by O2. "Office workers worry that if they're not in the political arena, it might affect their ability to get a promotion," says Cooper.

But the money managers are drawn to the businesslike way in which many charter schools are run; their focus on results, primarily measured by test scores; and, not least, their union-free work environments, which give administrators flexibility to require longer days and a longer academic year.

But keep in mind, the SPF is primarily measuring the UVB, the redness factor.

This method primarily measures distortions in an image due to compression (such as blockiness and blurring).

A spatial working memory task might yield a stronger relationship than the change detection task, which primarily measures memory for object features.

They primarily measure the intensity of the beam loss by detecting particles from the electromagnetic shower in the proximity of the beam pipe.

Furthermore, it is possible to calculate two summary scales: the physical component summary for the four subscales (PF, RP, BP, and GH) primarily measuring physical health, and the mental component summary for the four subscales (VT, SF, RE, and MH) primarily measuring mental health [28, 29].