Sentences with phrase «as measurable amounts»

This food has the highest lutein content among commonly eaten fruits as well as measurable amounts of related carotenoids [3].

Not exact matches

I think that what we must do is to start running as fast as possible toward that light, working to increase the probability of our survival through the next decade by some measurable amount.

Researchers have recently figured out that the stress hormone cortisol is found in measurable amounts as early as the seventeenth week of gestation.

«Because of the long half - life of these compounds and some of their metabolites, nursing infants may have measurable amounts in their plasma and tissues, such as the brain,» according to the Committee on Drugs.

It can also easily accumulate within the body, as it is readily absorbed by the skin in measurable amounts.

The IEP also establishes a measurable behavioral goal of five - minute annual increases in the amount of time he is able to remain in his seat in class, as measured observationally.

As he points out, «attention is a limited resource: Every time you focus your attention you use a measurable amount of glucose and other metabolic resources.

How is this vaguely stupid as compared idea that we getting hotter, that significantly bad things have happen due to insignifcant amounts of warming [barely measurable] and that our future includes Greenland melting, or even more ludicrous Antarctic melting.

As far as I know no one to date has yet produced any empirical evidence whatsoever that anthropogenic CO2 has contributed a measurable amount of warming to the Earth at any perioAs far as I know no one to date has yet produced any empirical evidence whatsoever that anthropogenic CO2 has contributed a measurable amount of warming to the Earth at any perioas I know no one to date has yet produced any empirical evidence whatsoever that anthropogenic CO2 has contributed a measurable amount of warming to the Earth at any period.

Or there has made available more food and more timber as direct an measurable and knowable amount - a direct not refutable causation.

Make sure to exhibit your quantitative skills in your resume by writing about the measurable results you delivered, such as driving x amount of revenue, or handling x amount of cash.