Sentence examples for that has measured from inspiring English sources

Consider a database maintained by two finance professors -- Eugene Fama of the University of Chicago and Ken French of Dartmouth -- that has measured the relative performance.

The turbine would replace a meteorological tower that has measured the winds there for over three years.

"It's like you're hanging from a bridge with one arm, and you pack three Adrianos on top and see if you can hold on," says Stephen Wharton, director of technology at Winnercomm, a television production company that has measured the physics of a ride.

But a fast-food fixture that has measured its success in terms of "billions served" can't live on lightweight salads that people can get anywhere.

But this is the first study that has measured multiple "dimensions" of personality - and found that some of them group together.

The value of strategic ecological survey based on stratified samples is first illustrated using the United Kingdom (UK) Countryside Survey, a national monitoring programme that has measured ecological change in the UK countryside for the last 35 years.

We did not find a single study that had measured the psychosocial effects of performing a cervical length measurement in women with symptoms of preterm labor.

However, a variation between estimated absolute permeability to liquid and measured routine gas permeability is accounted in core samples that have measured permeability smaller than 0.1 mD.

This interview protocol was developed based on of previous studies that have measured attitudes towards evolution and religiosity.

We already knew about the existence of three surveys that have measured aspects of cybercrime in the Netherlands and about the crime survey for England and Wales.

This is a minor miracle if you believe polls that have measured ordinary Americans' bipartisan dialogue over the past several years.