Sentence examples for convenient measures from inspiring English sources

Knowing these barriers and taking convenient measures is necessary for the development and deployment of RES.

The rates of CO2 production and oxygen uptake are particularly convenient measures of growth as they can be determined automatically and with higher accuracy than OD600.

The multidisciplinary approach proved to be useful: in fact, besides giving a summary of the causes of the event, it helps to formulate convenient measures aimed to the restoration of the monument.

Since the π*, α and β parameters are roughly normalized to cover a range from 0 to 1 [16], it is accepted that the a/b, a/s and b/s ratios provide a convenient measures of the relative contributions of the indicated types of solvent-solute interactions to the absorption maxima shift [28].

PCC is one of the most convenient measures to evaluate gene expression similarities because it is easy to calculate and is familiar to experimental biologists; still, certain caveats have been reported.

Practically, further work needs to be done to simplify the setup especially the tapping-induced output responses and substitute them with more convenient measures, such as reflex-mediated limb movement or tendon bounce-back force [ 21], which may make tendon reflex evaluations more conveniently done and suitable for clinical setting.

The average Earth-Sun distance, which originally defined the astronomical unit (AU), provides a convenient measure for distances within the solar system.

At the base are the genes that prescribe the distinguishing traits of each of the species.A convenient measure of biodiversity is the number of species.

This increase in RH is a convenient measure of the thickness of the adsorbed macromolecules [65].

The 'attenuation index' is used as a relevant and convenient measure of the coupled transport mechanisms.

An important and very convenient measure of noncompactness is the so-called Hausdorff measure of noncompactness, defined by (2.1).