Sentence examples for congruent measurement from inspiring English sources

The evaluation is valid only for congruent measurement conditions, including the device settings, mobile phase composition, and gradient changes.

Finally, pallial surface area and thickness varied in association with pallial total volume throughout the composite, so representative observations were congruent with quantitative measurements.

The conducted analysis has shown that the proposed method is useful and capable of low (as for biological materials) measurement uncertainty congruent with the requirements of automated systems, and as such may be helpful in laying down the standard specification for measuring of the angle of repose, using coordinate metrology.

For example, ML-corrected distances to MRCA in gag generated assignments that were not congruent with other distance measurements in 7 of 25 cases of maximum distances and in 15 of 25 mean distances (see Cumulative Preliminary Summary discussion and Summary Table below).

Craniofacial sutures and growth centres (such as the clivus) have diffusely enhanced F-fluoride uptake, congruent to the objective measurements.

The fold changes determined by liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry/mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS) were congruent with the densitometric measurements, indicating that quantitative LC-MS/MS data accurately reflect the levels of specific proteins.

Results of this analysis indicate that the qualitative differences in DNA methylation levels between WT and DKO cells observed by the Ion Torrent-compatible MeDIP-Seq data are congruent with independent quantitative measurements of methylation at single CpG cytosines.

The natural system is modeled by a formal system if and only if the causal process in the natural system is congruent with three elements: (a) measurement of a value of the natural system; (b) inference on that value; and (c) the inferred value in terms of some physical quantity.

Outcome measures: Measures of activity congruent with the activity trained.

These two measurements have been so far always congruent but are nevertheless both useful.

Variation of the side to which covert attention was directed for the real visual task allowed measurement of PTs with and without spatially congruent attention.