Sentence examples for access to measures from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the Wiener filter, the UKF is a Bayesian technique which explicitly models the uncertainty of hand kinematics estimation, giving users access to measures of confidence in kinematic estimates.

We did not have access to measures of glycemic control, and therefore did not examine its influence on fracture risk.

The studies are available in a recent publication that also provides fuller access to measures, analyses, and results [ 62].

Practically, the majority of researchers and clinicians who assess sexual arousal do not have access to measures of genital response and, therefore, often rely on self-report.

To reduce these pressures, improving access to measures aimed at reducing exacerbations, for example, pulmonary rehabilitation services, may need to be better focused on these areas.

Individuals with higher income probably have greater access to measures of preventative health, as fluoridated toothpaste, have better eating and living conditions, acquire more oral hygiene products and, consequently, are less likely to suffer from toothache.

Access to measured prepared activity, time of measurement, injection time, residual syringe activity, time of residual syringe activity measurement, and patient weight.

With smartphones, there is large access to measuring and monitoring tools like accelerometers and gyroscopes.

The origin of the scaling-issue, i.e. the impossibility to get access to measured data in case of accident in nuclear reactors, is discussed at first.

Access to measuring devices improved following implementation: One HKC- Champion ensured she used digital (rather than mechanical) scales and one practice corrected the placement of a tape stadiometer.

Equipment Access to measuring devices improved following implementation: One HKC- Champion ensured she used digital (rather than mechanical) scales and one practice corrected the placement of a tape stadiometer.