Sentence examples for assess the length from inspiring English sources

All patients had routine anteroposterior radiographs to assess the length of the resected fibula and of the distal remnant and a standing anteroposterior radiograph of both ankles.

The method uses quantitative tests on the wind speed records to assess the length of the period over which an assumption of stationarity in the wind record can be considered to provide reasonable engineering accuracy.

Second, to assess the length of cilia that had become detached from the cells brushed from the epithelium, the cytospin, air-dried samples were stained with a mouse monoclonal anti-human ∃4 tubulin antibody (clone ONS1A6; 1/500 dilution; Biogenex, San Ramon, CA).

The questionnaire was pilot tested with 20 mothers to assess the length, flow, and comprehension.

AWTY system [ 36] was used to assess the length of MCMC run and Tracer v. 1.4.1 [ 37] was used to ascertain the length of burn-in periods.

The Modified Thomas Test is designed to assess the length of participant's hip flexor muscles: iliopsoas and rectus femoris muscles [ 69].

A fracture mechanism-based micromechanical model is developed to quantitatively assess the length-scale-dependent fracture toughness, and these calculations are in good agreement with experimental findings.

To assess the length-dependence of posttetanic response, twitch contractions at 10 s intervals were obtained at a variety of sarcomere lengths both prior to (Pt) and following (Pt*) a tetanic contraction which was elicited at optimal length (the length which gave the strongest tetanic contraction).

For most of the assessments in this domain, it is essential to aggregate information: For example, when assessing the length of a sentence, the assessor must search the entire health information material for sentences that are too long.

Presenting Philpott's appeal, her barrister Shaun Smith QC said: "[Her] utter dependence... on Mick Philpott, whilst not excusing culpability, legally or morally, was not given sufficient weight in assessing the length of her sentence".

The use of a computer eliminates manual intervention in preparing the perforated tape, in assessing the length of the lines, and even in deciding how to end them; i.e., whether by completing or dividing a word.