Sentence examples for using a standard measure from inspiring English sources
Although we were not able to measure the quality of care each woman received during delivery, using a standard measure of capacity across a variety of institutions allowed us to assess whether the services available were able to modify the negative effect of social disadvantage (as measured by education level) on maternal mortality.
Using a standard measure of radioactivity, the officials now say there is 10 times the amount of those wastes in the soil and in flimsy containers than previously estimated.
To assess autism spectrum disorder (ASD) behaviors in children with mucopolysaccharidosis type IIIA MPS IIIAA) using a standard measure, understand the behavioral evolution of the disease, and provide specific guidelines for diagnosis.
The proposed approach was evaluated by using a standard measure, the average PSNR (Peak Signal to Noise Ratio), given as (7).
For example, using a standard measure of expected returns as the benchmark (the three-factor asset pricing model), only the actual best-performing 2% of funds, as a group, outperformed the simulations.
The researchers first tested the efficacy of antidepressants in rodents using a standard measure of depression and anxiety: how long it takes the animals to fetch food from a brightly lit area.
Height was measured using a standard measuring tape and a head level.
Study nurses also measured mid-upper arm circumference (MUAC) on arrival to the nearest millimeter using a standard measuring tape.
Height was measured using a standard measuring board; the subjects' body positions ensured their head, shoulder blades, buttocks, and heels were touching the board during measurement.
Central obesity was determined by measurement of waist circumference at the narrowest point above the umbilicus and below the ribs using a standard measuring tape over light clothing.
The body mass index or BMI (in Kg/m) was determined in all study subjects, with height measured using a standard measuring tape (in cm) and weight with a calibrated weighing machine (in Kg) (Seca Deutschland, Hamburg, Germany).
