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Meanings of measured in English

Portuguese
medido
Spanish
mensural

Having notes of fixed rhythmic value.

medido

The rhythmic arrangement of syllables.

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Unhurried and with care and dignity.

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Usage of measured in English
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Main outcome measures: Dehydration readmission within 30 days of operation was measured.
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Main outcome measures: The primary outcomes measured were the recurrence risk factors.
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Main outcome measures: Medical and nonmedical use of prescription drugs was measured.
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The true impact of the experience, however, is best measured in person.
News.com.au
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Main outcome measures: Eosinophil density was measured using a standardized counting technique.
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Jim's voice said, They took air samples, measured in parts per million.
The strain
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Three studies specifically measured how informed people were after receiving risk information.
Reuters
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Body weight and physical activity were measured every day for 6 weeks.
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A measured response is needed from the Government, according to the ISME.
The Irish Times
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Level of social support was measured by the ENRICHD Social Support Instrument.
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China is McDonald's third-biggest market as measured by the number of restaurants.
Reuters
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Physical and psychological abuse was measured using the Revised Conflicts Tactics Scale.
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Currently our built form is measured for its cost on the environment.
BBC
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The measured values are in good agreement with chemistry-based melanin extraction methods.
Pubmed
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The weaker euro means oil measured in euros is near record highs.
Reuters
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Tell him to forget the normal wine-and-dine, and forget the half-measured approach.
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Translations for measured
Spanish
mensural
Measured through the time
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