Sentence examples for computer measurement from inspiring English sources

A mickey, for example, is a computer measurement, usually one two-hundredth of an inch, of the movement of (what else?) a mouse.

For example, using a previously validated computer measurement of risk-taking now designed for the smartphone, participants are asked to virtually "inflate" a balloon as much as they can without making it pop in order to receive a cash prize.

This can result in errors in the computer measurement of acetabular orientation.

The computer measurement was well accepted by patients who felt that the questionnaires were a useful tool to tell the doctors about their problems.

Hard copy measurements were taken, despite having been shown to be less reproducible than computer display methods, as computer measurement is not always available, especially to the oncologist.

Automated computer measurement of MD and standardization of digital mammograms for automated analysis have been investigated in some studies [ 11, 12].

To compare, for the calculation of the Flesch legibility index, the original manual method and the computer programmes Word Perfect 7 and Microsoft Word 2000; and to correlate these with other computer measurements of legibility.

When comparing linear calliper measurements, there was no significant difference between manual and computer measurements using paired t test (t = 0.24, p = 0.82, n = 10), mean difference 0.01 mm and standard deviation 0.07.

When comparing the surface measurements, there was no significant difference between manual and computer measurements using a paired t test (t = −1.58, p = 0.14, n = 13), mean difference 0.09 mm (standard deviation 0.20).

Computer measurements are well accepted by patients who generally consider ePROs to be useful tools with which to inform their doctor about their problems [ 47- 49].

In this paper, a novel computer aided measurement system for microscopic measurements has been introduced using a Measurescope and a developed software.