Sentence examples for apt measures from inspiring English sources

The RIP product score T p A ApT measures the frequency of RIP products taking into account potential false positives due to local density, while the RIP substrate score C p A + T p G A p C + G p T measures the depletion of RIP targets and their reverse complement (e.g., CpA, and TpG).

Yet he also displayed an apt measure of pride that was rooted in the self-awareness of his own achievements.

This mirth was not cruel or derisive; it was instead an odd but nonetheless apt measure of the audience's sympathy and affection for Erica and a tribute to Ms. Keaton's unparalleled comic skill.

The rap on Rockwell, even though he was the first to say he painted only fantasy, was that his art wasn't true to life, as if that were the apt measure of a popular illustrator's value: his work was not about the real world, detractors said, just a sanitized, cornball version of it.

On the basis of the APT measured composition, the calculated Ms temperatures for retained austenite were above room temperature, indicating its low chemical stability.

This audience is large enough to make the site one of the twenty most trafficked in the U.S., yet it's perhaps more apt to measure Twitch against a different medium.

In the present study, the levels of eotaxin-1, eotaxin-2, and eotaxin-3 following an oral aspirin provocation test (APT) were measured, and the relationship between the eotaxin level and clinical parameters in patients with asthma was evaluated.

If the participants considered an item as not apt for measuring any of these domains, they could check a box "none of them".

The new system consists of a radar sensor apt to simultaneously measure the (static or dynamic) displacement of several points of a structure with high sensitivity.

The APT provides a measure of the unintentional nature of the process because participants are asked to engage in a process (evaluation of the target word) that is unrelated to the process of interest (evaluation of the prime) [ 9].

The title of her last, posthumously published novel, Dark Corners (a quote from Measure for Measure) is an apt one, articulating as it does Rendell's fascination with the murkier aspects of human psychology and behaviour.