Sentence examples for traditionally measured on from inspiring English sources

The TFA is traditionally measured on hip-to-ankle (HTA) radiographs.

Middle England reacted in traditionally measured fashion, with the Mail on Sunday christening her "the new Queen of Wimbledon".

Niacin is an old lipid-modifying drug which has favourable effects on all traditionally measured lipid parameters [ 15].

■ An allotment is traditionally measured in "rods" or "poles", a measurement from Anglo-Saxon times.

Housing affordability is traditionally measured using the percentage of household income spent on housing.

Trials, particularly of cognitive training, have traditionally measured mainly cognitive outcomes in the form of performance on standardized cognitive measures.

This angle traditionally is measured on conventional radiography images, or using 2D images projected from CT/MRI data.

Fracture toughness is traditionally measured by four point bending tests.

Diversity within ECOC is traditionally measured by Hamming distance.

Public perceptions of climate change are traditionally measured through surveys.

The study suggests that traditionally measured parameters such as lambing rate, cost per head and death loss, although they do have an effect on net profit, are not enough to determine best practice management in SR flocks.