The phrase "as to the measurement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or specifying details related to the process or criteria of measurement in various contexts, such as scientific, technical, or analytical discussions.
Example: "The report provides detailed insights as to the measurement of air quality in urban areas."
Alternatives: "regarding the measurement of" or "concerning the measurement of".
This straightforward technique can be foreseen to facilitate B19 virus basic research both in its molecular and cellular aspects, as well as to simplify the measurement of B19 virus neutralizing immunity [39], [42] [46].
While the majority of studies have made use of fresh tissue samples so as to optimize the measurement of gene expression, an ability to generate reliable and consistent data from formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded (FFPE) tissue samples has several advantages.
This problem is compounded by the fact that the included observational studies are all retrospective, thus raising further concerns as to whether the measurement of confounding factors was accurate, as inaccurate measurement impairs the ability to successfully remove bias through adjustment (12).
Each of these factors is discussed, and the particular requirements of frequency response as applied to the measurement of cardiac left ventricular pressure are emphasized.
In a previous study [ 7], we identified sample volume as a potential confound to the measurement of Aβ42 concentration but not T-tau.
Each wind turbine (identified as an agent) has access to the measurement of its unknown local power generation.
Recent physics and chemistry research requires the study of layers as thin as 1 nm which corresponds to the measurements of reflectivity as low as 10−8.
We used the number of days until the inflorescence on the main culm was first visible in the sheath of the flag leaf (days to heading) as the measurement of time to flowering, for its reliability and ease of measurement.
Questions still remain, however, as to how reliably the measurement of urinary arsenic, either total or speciated, may predict arsenic concentrations at target tissues as well as how this measurement could be used to assess chronic exposures to iAs.
Because of the anatomy of the LTA a standardised location for measurements is not available so inter- and intraobserver variability will not be as good compared to the measurements of the IMA.
