Sentence examples for yet measures of from inspiring English sources

Yet measures of climate change scepticism often ask questions relating to media exaggeration of the problem.

Yet measures of price growth remain stubbornly below the level that the Fed targets.

Yet measures of inflation remained weak, casting more doubt on the Federal Reserve's plan to continue steadily raising interest rates.

Yet measures of adolescents' capabilities or self-care agency to exercise self-care to cope with dysmenorrhea are limited in the Chinese population.

The rationale underpinning our experimental approach is this: behavioural traits associated with care cannot straightforwardly be mapped onto fitness (Sheldon, 2002; Harrison et al., 2009)—yet, measures of fitness are key to understanding evolution of parental care (Sheldon, 2002; Harrison et al., 2009).

It is a compelling yet measured rendering of arguably one of the greatest literary critics and educationalists of all time.

Context: Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and sexually transmitted disease (STD) risk assessment and counseling are recommended for a large proportion of the population, yet measured rates of such counseling remain low.

Intriguingly, NAADP-sensitive calcium channels expressed in sea urchin eggs undergo profound inactivation to even sub-threshold (pM) concentrations of NAADP [59], [60], yet measured levels of total cellular NAADP appear to be much higher [46], [47].

Barb doesn't yet measure viewing of online-only content such as Amazon Prime or Netflix; but with those two having up to six million UK subscribers – compared with 11 million for Sky – it could be significant.

Yet simple measures of revenue aren't the key point.

Yet his measures of bright spots for evangelicalism — megachurches, large ministries and the "billions" of dollars evangelicals purportedly have — are precisely the things that lead to indifference.