Sentence examples for confidently measure from inspiring English sources

That said, until we could confidently measure the effects of PU disruptions on protein structures and/or functions, the reason why only some PUs are disrupted remains unclear.

Because of the coisolation and cofragmentation of interfering ions during an MS2 analysis, we could no longer confidently measure the difference between ratios that should be 1 1 and 4 1.

These results highlight the significance of the GMS as it quantifies and identifies the substantial fraction of genome for which resequencing cannot confidently identify variations or confidently measure biological activity.

And we confidently measured things like "impressions" and "reach" and "frequency --measurements that have no meaning today.

Based on the standard deviation of interval measurements, 1.5 kb is the smallest insertion or deletion that can be confidently measured for an interval of about 10 kb if there is no pattern change.

This makes them excellent "standard candles" for measuring cosmic distances – the dimmer they appear, the farther away they are, and their distance can be confidently measured.

As shown in Fig. 1, the pupillary diameter is confidently measured and rounded to the second decimal of a centimeter (0.1 mm).

However, many concerns must be addressed before MD can be confidently measured from processed digital mammograms in general.

The GMS profile could be used to identify regions of the genome that can be confidently measured, and poorly mappable regions can be filtered from the analysis.

For example, experiments using mixed-species cDNA microarrays required raising expression fold-change thresholds to a level that limited the number of genes whose expression can be confidently measured [ 12].

Moreover, among the randomly selected genes in which elongation rates could be confidently measured, 77.7% had increased elongation rates in the mutant in the 25 40 min interval (and 78.4% in the 10 40 min interval).