Sentence examples for round measures from inspiring English sources

The third round measures from both ranking fields (importance and feasibility), which ranked the best and the worst, are given in Tables 1, 2, 3 and 4. Large values of IR mean that the first and third quartiles are far apart, indicating high variability of the answers and consequently, indicating a high level of disagreement among panellists.

He came third in the Republican presidential primaries last time round, measured by number of delegates won, or second, if you go by his share of the vote.

In 1701 the corn bushel in dry measure was defined as "any round measure with a plain and even bottom, being 18.5 inches wide throughout and 8 inches deep".

Similarly, in 1707 the wine gallon was defined as a round measure with an even bottom and containing 231 cubic inches; however, the ale gallon was retained at 282 cubic inches.

The smooth fleshy drupes are green and more or less round, measuring 1 cm by 0.8 cm in diameter.

The smooth fleshy fruit, known as a drupe, is green and more or less round, measuring 1 cm (0.4 in) by 0.8 cm (0.3 in) in diameter.

This was the most recent round measuring morbidity profiles, use of healthcare services including hospitalised and non-hospitalised treatments and expenditures incurred.

This decennial survey was the most recent round measuring population morbidity profiles, use of health care services including hospitalized and non-hospitalized treatments and expenditures incurred (NSSO 2004).

Drop the mixture by using round measuring teaspoon onto the waxed paper.

Unless the room is perfectly round, measuring the perimeter (circumference) of an ellipse calls for a complicated equation.

We find that tetranucleotide ZOMs are good all-round measures that can be used to measure similarity between both relatively small DNA sequences, 3 to 4 kbp in size, and larger, while still giving reliable comparison results and information.