Sentence examples for by reference to measurements from inspiring English sources
The two methods, which represent different costs in the design process, were compared by reference to measurements made at the full-scale.
Against this background, we have set out an approach to characterise REE and LM in metabolic disorders by reference to measurements in a metabolically healthy cohort.
Second, there is no reference to measurements.
By reference to in-situ meteorological measurements and ray-traced ZHD values of 91 globally distributed radiosonde sites, over a four-years period from 2010 to 2013, it is found that there is strong correlation between errors of model-derived values and latitudes.
The physical properties of the simulation are determined by reference to well-defined single particle measurements from the literature, thereby avoiding the influence of the complex microstructure of the composite electrode as much as possible.
In clinical practice, decisions need to be made by reference to clinical parameters, which are usually continuous measurements.
Luminescence measurements are directly related to ATP levels and allow measurement of the percentage inhibition by reference to untreated control wells included with each plate [ 14, 15].
cPsychometrics is the field of study consisting in a single psychological attribute (i.e. animal pain) measurement (metrology) with one or multiple items (i.e. behavioral characteristics as part of pain expression) and establishing the validation of the developed measurement method by referencing to its technical validity (also cited as psychometric features).
The first technique (with reference to inclinometer measurements) is usually affected by errors.
Significance was defined with reference to the measurement error, by exploiting a method used in [8] to quantize time series expression data, e.g. a stimulus significantly affects an output protein if it is able to increase its level of a quantity that exceeds the uncertainty associated with the measurement of this quantity.
Away from the immediate sea surface, general temperature measurements are accompanied by a reference to the specific depth of measurement.
