Sentence examples for devised to measure changes from inspiring English sources

A metric, called the similarity index, was devised to measure changes between successive OCA images in the stack (separated by 1 week) in the maximum projection plane at a depth closest to the electrode tip (300-400 µm below the window).

There were no significant effects of treatment on the sucrose preference test (designed to detect anhedonia), or in the two tests devised to measure changes in food motivation, indicating that treatment-induced differences in reward (food) valuation were unlikely to be responsible for the observed results.

However, with smartphones' reminders, calendars, and notes we can easily use these devises to measure change.

The cantilevers have been devised to measure the density of fluids or detect particles suspended in a fluid by sensing the change in total mass of the structure.

A new Richter scale may have to be devised to measure the mass audience lip-trembling.

However, an improved laser system is devised to measure missile speed in ballistic impact experiments (Starratt et al. 2000).

However, a method has been devised to measure PS externalization rates irrespective of an active translocase.

Thus, we suggest that a standard method be devised to measure TIL densities for clinical applications.

It has also been devised to measure dense granules using mepacrine uptake and release [ 2, 7– 12].

Glucometers may well comply with international standards, but they were devised to measure glucose in capillary blood from ambulatory patients.

Index numbers are the statistical devises designed to measure the relative changes in the level of a certain phenomenon.