Sentence examples for continued measurement from inspiring English sources

Several useful sub-routines, enabling uninterrupted operation of calorimeter and continued measurement of reliable heat capacity data over the operational temperature range have been discussed.

Continued measurement of aftereffects revealed a spontaneous recovery of adaptation caused by the initial, longer-lasting adapter in all three experiments.

Continued measurement of tumour volume after ended treatment with zilascorb(2H) indicated that surviving tumour cells resumed their normal growth rate immediately.

Moreover, if improved incidence assays can demonstrate consistently low FRR values in all settings, the need for continued measurement of the FRR prior to conducting incidence surveys will be greatly reduced [50].

This finding may inspire the broader field of health care, especially in the care of chronic conditions and mental health to further elaborate continued measurement and outcome-feedback in daily practice.

If the short axis of a lymph node on follow-up studies drops below 10 mm, it is no longer considered pathologic, although continued measurement is needed to assess progression of these nodes on follow-up.

Our method produces a dataset that includes a timeline of the position of each individual ant, continued measurements of her crop liquid content, and a record of her interaction history.

It is one of the reasons why continued measurements of the radiation levels that Fukushima residents are exposed to remain vital.

It is even possible that the 'learning curves' of the 20% unsuccessful experiments would eventually have reached a stable low level if we could have continued measurements long enough.

Taken together, these results suggest that the R-spondin-negative organoids used in Fig. 4B were sufficiently viable to allow continued measurements of circadian rhythms, but lacked the regenerative capacity to form new organoids upon passaging.

Phase 2 will continue measurement of outcomes as per Phase 1, with the addition of patient-centered outcomes, such as dietary adherence to sodium restriction (degree of adherence and barriers/enablers), quality of life and taste assessment.