Sentence examples for applicable measuring from inspiring English sources
Although, this device is an efficient and easily applicable measuring tool, it has some stabilization problems as far as the two belts used to attach the device to the subjects' body are concerned.
The secondary outcomes include acceptability of the home-based assessment and the home use of misoprostol, when applicable, measured at the time of follow-up.
Understanding that improvement requires measurement [7, 8], the availability of applicable measures for emergency care in LMICs is essential.
The initiative has advanced PRO measurement of key health domains, providing exhaustive and, in theory, universally applicable measures that can be reliably compared across settings and time.
Where applicable, measure and report outcomes separately (for example, differentiate part-time and full-time employment).
This indicates that spatial average is capable of capturing regional-scale geoelectric field features and is thus applicable measure for characterizing spatially uniform or coherent fields.
A review of applicable measures suggests that effective policies should combine economic incentives, information campaigns, and enforcement, coupled with preventive environmental measures.
Harmful algal blooms (HABs) are a worldwide problem with numerous negative effects on water systems, which have prompted researchers to study applicable measures to inhibit and control them.
Forb and grass materials rooted within the quadrat were clipped 2 cm above the ground level (clipping at grazing height to give a more applicable measure of forage biomass).
The accent was given to concrete but applicable measures to accommodate and assist the varying needs of citizens for mobility providing a street network that is driven calmly enhancing the surrounding environment.
The counter-examples validate the fact that the expected-compliance, as a statistical abstraction based on more or less theoretical assumption about normality, not a general applicable measure of robustness.
