Sentence examples for be reliably measured to from inspiring English sources

The study was designed to determine whether these dimensions of system quality could be reliably measured, to describe how systems varied with respect to quality of care, and to explore system characteristics potentially related to care quality.

Two diseased lungs, one from the untreated group and one from the DB treated group, could not be reliably measured to include in the analysis.

The results showed that SSFs can be reliably measured to amplitude-modulated natural sounds, with slightly different hemispheric lateralization for different carrier sounds.

In two cases cfPWV could not be reliably measured due to atrial fibrillation and impalpable femoral pulse.

Note that the KD for F366A could not be reliably measured due to the low heat associated with binding.

[3]The total FAME (fatty acid methyl esters) in the culture of Y. lipolytica[empty vector] could not be reliably measured due to the low amount of cell mass in the Avicel-cell pellet.

The maximum speed of bubbles that could be tracked was 9.5 mm/s; faster moving bubbles were observed but could not be reliably measured due to motion blur (exposure, 16 ms).

The CG height was adopted as the criterion for breakpoint detection because the CG reflects the change in movements of the lower extremities and trunk, and the CG can be reliably measured according to the results of the aforementioned sub-experiment.

If the spatial differences in corneal ERG potentials can be reliably measured, they can be interpreted to provide information about regional differences in the retinal response to the stimulus.

The proportion of practitioners with sufficient patient numbers to be reliably measured was lower than the individual STOPP criteria; 76.6% had reliability > 0.7 and 60% had reliability > 0.8 (Additional file 1).

Suppose that within spaces of less than a millimeter, where gravity has yet to be reliably measured, it is far more powerful.