Sentence examples for control of measurement from inspiring English sources

In general, the appearance of data clusters corresponding to integer copy numbers is a strong indicator of CNV measurement accuracy and a useful basis for quality control of measurement data (24– 24).

Numerous analytical and statistical issues, such as the proper control of measurement error in metric traits e.g. [ 21- 23], and the difficulty of reliably estimating DI using single traits [ 6, 7, 23, 24], might provide at least partial explanation for the conflicting results.

For devices already implementing CoAP for control of measurements and actuations, this protocol can be used also to operate the CLC.

Each model contained fixed main effect terms for group assignment (intervention vs. control), time of measurement (treated as a continuous variable with measurement points of baseline, 3, 6, 9, and 15 months), and their interaction.

So an observatory requires stable variometers; good control of the measurement; and regular, precise absolute measurements.

He took control of the measurement program after his father's sudden death from a heart attack.

A standardized procedure was followed, with constant room temperature and sustained control of the measurement environment.

Information on quality assurance and quality control of our measurement data is available in Supplemental Material, Section 2 (doi:10.1289/ehp.1001915).

The readings were taken with permanent control of gap measurements with TruGap in 0.099 mm increments and the measuring cell Toolmaster CP 50 and precise temperature control using T-Ready and the software Rheoplus V3.61.

In addition to their utility for cross-platform comparison and measurement uncertainty considerations, we sought to demonstrate that RNA standards can also facilitate internal quality control of biomarker measurements in terms of differential expression analysis and multigene expression profiling techniques.

The precision, accuracy, and quality control of the measurements are described elsewhere (Otsuji-Hatori et al. 1996).