Sentence examples for which is measured from inspiring English sources

Success in life depends on intelligence, which is measured by I. Q

Yes, but chicken flu, I think, which is measured in percentage.

But the largest cost that Skyrim wishes to exact from players is that which is measured in human hours: time.

A more useful measure of the amount of tritium is its radioactivity, which is measured in becquerels.

A larger concentration of H+ ions in a solution corresponds to higher acidity, which is measured as a lower pH.

At face value, testing "radiation," which is measured in standardized doses, would seem to make this simple.

Warfarin levels are gauged by checking your prothrombin (or clotting) time, which is measured using the international normalized ratio (INR).

It works like this: The food you eat provides your body with energy, which is measured in calories.

Each element produces a diagnostic X-radiation, the intensity of which is measured.

The severity is assessed in terms of melanoma thickness, which is measured by the Breslow index.

Unemployment -- which is measured through a separate household survey rather than by tracking company payrolls -- inched up to 5.7percentt from 5.6percentt in February.