Sentence examples for sole measures from inspiring English sources

These trials have focused on small solute clearances as sole measures of the RRT dose [ 16].

The roundtable agreed that, although holotranscobalamin holds promise for a more meaningful measure of circulating vitamin B-12 than does serum vitamin B-12, sufficient experience is not available for the measurement and use of holotranscobalamin to include it as the sole measure of circulating concentrations of vitamin B-12.

Three studies report a measurable benefit from anthelmintic treatment using "body condition scoring" as the sole measure of assessment but have limited information on the methodologies and statistical analyses employed [ 3, 4, 9].

IN THE narrowest evolutionary sense, reproduction is the sole measure of success.

The Chinese government is, for example, beginning to move away from GDP as the sole measure of economic development.

I accept it is one measure but it simply can't be the sole measure of our success nor frankly should it be the sole measure of the other [BBC radio] services either.

In those cases, the sole measure of success is profit, even if it means making an investment that ruffles feathers inside the media company.

As Dan Savage wrote: "Mo'Nique and [Sidney] Hicks' marriage would only 'seem' rocky to those who regard monogamy, successfully executed, as the sole measure of stability, love, and commitment".

The sole measure of the greatness of our motherland is the extent to which each citizen of Russia is free, healthy, educated and happy".

It was curious that in Mr. Tommasini's article he only tangentially referred to what should be the primary if not the sole measure used to assess an orchestra's performance: how good the music sounds.

The elevation of market value into the sole measure of worth, says Marx, reduces a commodity to nothing but a sign - the sign of what it will sell for.