Sentence examples for classical measurements from inspiring English sources

Manufacturers' data do not usually cover detailed information on the variations between the unperturbed EMF (assessed by classical measurements) and EMF measured by body-worn exposimeters.

Compared to classical measurements with NOE, the proposed measuring protocol additionally offers a gain in signal-to-noise of 16%, which corresponds to a gain in experimental time of 34%.

In contrast to the classical measurements, GPS vector measurements, resulting from the processing of code and phase observations, are physically correlated.

The 1H NMR T2s of the polymer swelled in deutero-chloroform were as sensitive to aging as any of the classical measurements cited above.

The various terrestrial measurements ( {tilde{X}}_{TER,j} ) (Niemeier 2008) are considered to be true values since the possible deviations of classical measurements are either negligible or completely known.

The non-invasive ICG measurement, based on pulse dye measurement using a finger-clip, has been shown to correlate well with the classical measurements [[6]] and is non-invasive and easy to use.

We do this three times to create three new simulated values of BMI (BMI1-BMI3), all which can be thought of as measures of BMI subjected to classical measurement error.

While many longitudinal studies in education provide classical measurement information on the quality of their measures (e.g., Cronbach's α), several studies (e.g., Embretson & Reise, 2000) have pointed out the limitations of classical test theory (CTT).

If Hypnomys had a proportionally reduced head or a proportionally increased length of limb bones, a classical measurement as the ratio head/body length cannot be measured accurately without using some reference of the body trunk.

We then use two additional measures (BMI2 and BMI3) as instruments for BMI1; by construction these repeated measures are valid instruments in the presence of classical measurement error and should return the conditional mean.

The maximum continuous extension from one ventricle to the other was measured in temporal horns in our study rather than classical measurement of the frontal horns based on Evans' method, which may explain the significant results of our study in contrast to those of previous studies.