The phrase "average measured with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical analysis or data collection methods, particularly in contexts where averages are calculated using specific measurement tools or criteria.
Example: "The average measured with the new sensor showed a significant improvement over the previous model."
Alternatives: "average calculated using" or "average determined by".
The average indentation moduli predicted based on local mineralization and collagen fibers arrangement were not significantly different from the average measured experimentally with nanoindentation (p=0.9).
Roughening of the glass was performed by using diamond grinding pads (crisscross surface finish) with different grits, and the measured average surface (measured with a stylus profilometer) roughness was R a = 0.48 μm, which is comparable to the wavelength of the laser of this study.
The influence of patient load and available staff time on the actual time spent per patient can be analysed by comparing average measured time in clinics with high and low patient load per staff available.
Using data gathered in visible and near-infrared wavelengths by sensors on a NASA/National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration satellite, researchers compared the average intensity of nighttime lights across the southern United States in December of 2012 and 2013 with the average measured in non-December months from January 2012 through autumn of this year.
Fig. 3 a Example of grey-level patterns printed and associated PET image with ROIs, b average measured weight of deposited ink and associated standard deviations, c average ROI measured counts for printing with black ink and 18F-FDG.
Payne-Sturges et al. (2004) compared the values predicted with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency model ASPEN (Assessment System for Population Exposure Nationwide) with 3-day average PE measured with passive samplers.
For the T1-weighted images, this was not significantly different from the average SNR measured with the US transducer present and shielded with aluminium foil, suggesting that the passive influence of magnetic susceptibility is minimal at this distance.
On the other hand, the vertical jump performance in group L was not especially low as it was similar to the average CMJ measured with the same device and protocol in the study by Vandewalle et al. [ 3].
These data are not commonly available but can be derived from the (average) shortwave radiation measured with a pyranometer or from the (average) daily actual duration of bright sunshine (hours per day) measured with a (Campbell-Stokes) sunshine recorder.
