Sentence examples for both methods of measurement from inspiring English sources

For both methods of measurement, the uptake plateaus after 30 min.

Based on kinematic equations, both methods of measurement are discussed in regards to their respective weaknesses, mainly related to the difficulty to measure precise shear angles in the bias-extension method and the undesired fiber tension invalidating the load displacement curve in the picture-frame test.

Concordance between both methods of measurement was excellent.

The percentage loss of lower fornix for both methods of measurement (subjective and objective) was calculated using the equation: A correction factor for age was implemented, as the lower forniceal depth is known to progressively shorten with age.

Again, both methods of measurement, that is the percentage of cartilage volume loss and mean thickness loss, were found to provide the same level of accuracy to estimate the differences between the two treatment groups.

Although there are inherent errors in both methods of measurement, pre-analytic and analytic errors in conventional blood gas analysis prevent this method from being regarded as 'the gold standard' to which IABG monitoring is compared [ 27].

From both methods of measurements, the soil with no amendment had the highest pH followed by the soil amended with biosolids and then the urine treatment soil with the least pH recorded for the soil treated with chemical fertilizers.

The comparison between both methods of SAP measurement showed adequate precision (R2 = 0.969) but no accuracy.

The study design, setting, methods of measurement and measured variables have been reported elsewhere.

The alignment of the limb was measured with both anatomic and mechanical methods of measurement.

However, if HRQoL data are going to be of clinical value and help both physicians and patients make decisions there is a need for a consensus on both the design and methods of measurement of HRQoL in clinical trials, and an acknowledgement of the interpretation of the outcomes in clinical practice.