Sentence examples for a correct measure from inspiring English sources

But Mr Greenspan is not a god, after all.* Two related articles are: "On a Correct Measure of Inflation" by Armen Alchian and Benjamin Klein, Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, 1973; and "Less Than Zero: the Case for a Falling Price Level in a Growing Economy" by George Selgin, IEA Hobart paper no.132, 1997.

A correct measure of the hydrodynamical drag and electrical force experienced by the particle in electrophoresis is made.

For a correct measure, the IVC should be visualized in long axis and the inner walls clearly imaged.

In order to obtain a correct measure of stereotype strength, it appears necessary to use simulations very close to the real hardware.

Applying this method to all homogeneous (ideal) systems of grain material and some heterogeneous (non-ideal) ones, it is possible to obtain a correct measure of the technologically necessary time of mixing.

A diversification of the uses of these oils for the production of biodiesel may be a correct measure to encourage their exploitation, which will have important positive effects on the economies of the processors and the countries producing them.

A is a corrected measure of the sensitivity measure A' (Zhang and Mueller, 2005).

Following their suggestion, we therefore calculate a corrected measure of overconfidence by regressing the estimated task-completion time on the traditional calculation of overconfidence.

To do so, first we regress PIAAC test scores on non-cognitive skills and, in a second stage, we use the residuals of the previous regression as a corrected measure of cognitive skills.

Since the QT interval depends on the heart rate, several methods are available to yield a corrected measure (QTc: corrected QT).

Four different approaches exist in the literature (see Table 1) with their own advantages and disadvantages, and there is no agreement on a single "correct" measure.