Sentence examples for compromise measurements from inspiring English sources

We have observed that a high solution viscosity could compromise measurements on current light obscuration and flow microscopy instruments.

Because signal strength of overdosed mice was more than adequate for quantitative measurements, the signal loss does not compromise measurements.

In the latter case a dominant factor occurs, and although other factors exist, they are not deemed to compromise measurement.

Such "difficult" small samples not only have the potential to compromise measurement sensitivity, but their variability challenges many data normalization methods.

The stretched exponential model has comparable repeatability to the mono-exponential model (4.3 % for DDC; 7.0 % for α) indicating that use of this model does not compromise measurement repeatability.

Third, many studies measured subject outcomes using untried assessment tools that had been created on an ad hoc basis, and which may therefore have compromised measurement accuracy and inference validity.

At high frequencies, it is crucial that reverberations do not compromise the measurements.

With this compromise, proteomic measurements of time-dependent changes in signaling pathways can be obtained using targeted, multiplexed and quantitative approaches, such as MRM-MS coupled with stable isotope dilution (SID) [ 53- 55], in vitro kinase assays [ 56], quantitative immunoblotting and enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays (ELISAs) [ 57] or protein arrays [ 58- 60].

A 200 ms measurement period provides a good compromise between measurement delay and channel estimation accuracy (see Section 5.5.3.2 of [40]).

A value of N=10 ms is chosen, as this provides a good compromise between measurement delays, small cell energy consumption and measurement accuracy [33].

Therefore, we did not implement measures to control the execution environment, such as avoiding parallel execution of other programs that could compromise any measurement of the elapsed time.