Sentence examples for correctly measuring from inspiring English sources

Our data support in a small number of healthy subjects the theoretical expectation that the proposed contour tonometer is capable of correctly measuring IOP compared to IOP measurement with Goldmann tonometry and provides a measurement of OPA, which might be of importance in glaucoma management.

Correctly measuring the amount of precipitation during such an extreme event is important, both from a hydrological and meteorological perspective.

Despite tremendous therapeutic opportunities, intracellular applications are hindered by difficulties associated with achieving cytosolic delivery, compounded by even correctly measuring it.

While enzymatic processes can contribute to an increased sustainability in the synthesis of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) it is important to use established tools for correctly measuring their impact.

We should not criticise operators for inadequate care when they may simply be correctly measuring biological variability.

The inconvenience of the application device was raised as a problem for correctly measuring out the drops ("the bottles are not too bad. It's a mass-produced drug and with some of them, you have to be careful because there are at least 2 to 3 drops that come out*").

In the near field, the exposimeters are unable to correctly measure the exposure, resulting in overestimations or 'clipping' in which the maximum measurement value of 10 V/m is registered.

Then there is the fact that a NASA aerial photograph correctly measured Mr. Rudolph's boot size, and that one thing he left behind, before going on the run, was a tape recording of himself singing while washing dishes.

Correctly measured, Mr Walker reckons that investment is closer to 30% of GDP.Ms Liang, at Goldman Sachs, has tried to calculate the efficiency of investment in manufacturing, where investment and output are easier to measure.

The economist and investment adviser Surjit Bhalla has been one of the most outspoken proponents (PDF) of the view that, correctly measured, poverty has declined dramatically in India since 1991, and that much of the credit is due to the liberalization and globalization of the Indian economy.

These loads present several distortions which are not correctly measured with the prevailing instruments designed for measuring energy and power.