Sentence examples for appropriate for measures from inspiring English sources
Such a strict threshold is appropriate for measures that are independent of one another, but is overly conservative for lipid biosynthesis wherein successive enzymatic steps of elongation and desaturation produce a series of FA-chain types.
Cramer's V and ρ are scaled χ2 statistics and as such may not be fully appropriate for measures of association when the average cell frequency within a two-way contingency table is less than 6 [ 56].
Statistical analysis by ZIP code is most appropriate for measuring changes in value over larger geographical areas.
The ultra-high force sensitivity of AFM and its ability to measure properties of individual cell makes the technique particularly appropriate for measuring viscoelastic changes of cell membrane.
Mixing time is an indicator appropriate for measuring the performance of a storage tank if it is viewed as a mixing device.
This paper describes four experiments where the aim was to determine whether other noise scales would be more appropriate for measuring vehicle noise.
Interestingly, in this assay, IFN-beta shows approximately 6 times higher response than IFN-alpha, which makes it especially appropriate for measuring low levels of IFN-beta.
The ultra-high force sensitivity of AFM and its ability to measure nanomechanical properties of individual cell make the technique particularly appropriate for measuring the changes of viscoelasticity including the adhesion force, elasticity, and stiffness of cells [24, 25].
Market microstructure proxies may be more appropriate for measuring information asymmetries suffered by a listed firm, since the traditional measures from corporate finance literature (such as firm size, age, growth-opportunities, etc).
The information from motion vectors is appropriate for measuring the amount of motion in a video codec, because the vectors roughly reflect the amount of motion in a block.
If we introduce vagueness into SLs and express SLs by fuzzy terms, we face quite new, reasonable and interesting processes, where ordinary capability indices are not appropriate for measuring the capability of these processes.
