Sentence examples for closest measures from inspiring English sources

The final height and weight measures were determined by averaging the two closest measures.

The average of the two closest measures is used for height, weight and WC.

A further measurement was made if the difference in measures was >0.5 cm (height and circumferences) or >0.5 mm (skinfolds), and the average of the two closest measures was calculated and used in the analysis.

For children with a single missing DAP measurement at 1, 2, or 3.5 years of age (n = 65), we derived the time-weighted average for the interval defined by time points with available data by calculating the mean of the two closest measures.

Perhaps the closest measure is a four-year-old study, still unpublished, by Chris Stride, a psychologist at the University of Sheffield.

Far from being irrelevant, he said, the price index is "the closest measure we have for the overall cost of living" and for "what a dollar means to the taxpayer".

Although it is frequent to choose relative per capita income, our closest measure at hand to a quarterly and recent regional measure of social welfare is total compensation.

When h DUS occurred where diameter was not actually measured during data collection, D us for the h DUS was computed by quadratic interpolation involving a closest measured diameter below and a closest measured diameter above the h DUS plus one other measured diameter that was next closest to the h DUS.

We introduce a concept of reduced measure μ∗ (in the spirit of Brezis et al. (Ann. Math. Stud., to appear)); this is the "closest" measure to μ for which (0.1) admits a solution.

If no bone lead measure was available for the year of the participant's MMSE score, we used the closest measure, within 2 years.

If we could not find five dwellings inside a radius of 2000 m around an unmeasured dwelling, the house got the same value as the closest measured dwelling.