Sentence examples for approximate measurement from inspiring English sources

It can be considered as an approximate measurement of the aversion to risk.

Fear of failure which is considered as an approximate measurement of the aversion to risk.

Under the working assumption of approximate measurement equivalence, informative priors to define elastic constraints are used in these cases.

However, it is not a particularly accurate instrument and is best used where only an approximate measurement is required.

The time required to identify readily detectable change (detection time, DT) provided an approximate measurement of the amount of microorganisms in the initial inoculums.

The new Northern Ireland Composite Economic Index (NICEI) will now be used as the closest approximate measurement for GDP in Northern Ireland drawing on the various statistical sources that currently exist.

Hence, approximate measurements such as ">", "<", and "~" were disregarded.

However, approximate measurements for non severe hypoglycemia are not acceptable in patients with no clinical signs of severity.

It appeared to be difficulty for participants to propose approximate measurements of floor plans and represent these within the application without any guidance on this matter.

In order to ensure high data confidence, inactive or inconclusive compounds and compounds with approximate measurements such as ">", "<", or "∼" were not considered.

Segment counts and approximate measurements of body length were taken from the extant Amphinomida Euphrosine capensis (Euphrosinidae) and Chloeia flava and Eurythoe complanata (Amphinomidae) in order to compare segment addition, growth and gross anatomy with Rollinschaeta.