Sentence examples for so far measured from inspiring English sources
The table below shows how one region, sub-Saharan Africa, is doing so far (measured against a smaller set of quantitative, as opposed to qualitative, targets).Plainly, it is doing very badly.
Determined by comparing the stellar population of globular clusters with stellar evolutionary models, the ages of all those so far measured range from 11 billion to 13 billion years.
Grazed grassland is a significant source of N2O but no studies have so far measured eCO2 effects on processes related to N2O production in grassland grazed by animals.
Finally the lower ionospheric electron density profiles so far measured by those method at mid-latitude in Japan are compared with those of the IRI-95 model.
Its fastest crossing, measured in three of the 28 crossings, was 0.32 seconds, giving a fastest crossing speed of 46.88 µm/sec, or ∼2800 µm/min, which we believe to be the most rapid spirochete speeds so far measured.
We also recognize that traits involved in fertilization can evolve extremely rapidly, with proteins controlling sperm egg associations being some of the fastest evolving traits so far measured (Swanson and Vacquier 2002).
All the seismographs described so far measure oscillatory motions of the ground at a given point.
The 150 photos below, document our journey so far, measuring each kilometre traveled from our home town of Johannesburg, South Africa.
The most recent findings from the U.S. Department of Education's Civil Rights Data Collection (CRDC), called the "richest, fullest" collection so far measuring education access and equity in our nation's public schools, show many children are still receiving an unequal education.
These results were corroborated using actin polymerization assay, measuring the actin content as a DNase I inhibitor the only method so far measuring quantitatively endogenous actin level and polymerization state directly in biological fractions such as cytoplasm or nucleoplasm.
The SQR assays described so far measure the maximal enzymatic activity of complex II, as the complex is made accessible in permeabilized mitochondria and exposed to an excess of substrates.
