Which term indicates a measurement greater than one?

The term that indicates a measurement greater than one is indeed "greater than." This term is commonly used in mathematics and various scientific contexts to indicate that one quantity exceeds another. When comparing values, saying that something is "greater than" means it is larger in size, number, or amount relative to another reference point. In the context of numerical values, if you have a measurement that is greater than one, it signifies that the quantity is more than that baseline number, which is a fundamental concept in both veterinary practice and broader scientific interpretations.

In contrast, terms like "less than" would indicate a measurement below one, and "equal to" would imply equality with one, clearly not applicable to values above that threshold. The option "none of the above" does not specify any measurement relationship and therefore would also not apply to the context of indicating something greater than one.