Sentence examples for ease of measuring from inspiring English sources
Reported ease of measuring VTI tracings was moderate (mean score 3.5 ± SD 0.8).
Given the general correlation between static load and tephra thickness, and the greater ease of measuring thickness, we adopt a HEMU of tephra deposit thickness for RiskScape, measured in mm.
The GOE478 airfoil was chosen because of the ease of measuring the lift under the non-driven condition, its relatively high lift coefficient at low Reynolds numbers, and its simple shape.
Indeed, in our study, self-report ease of measuring cycle time was higher than for systole time, which may be a reflection of the difficulty in identifying the dicrotic notch in certain cases.
This set of predictors was chosen because of strong prior evidence of their association with pre-eclampsia, ease of measuring in clinical practice, and generalisability to different settings.
Derks et al. demonstrated one of the main advantages of MS as readout, namely the ease of measuring different ligand − target interactions simultaneously in one bioassay [ 36].
Modeling of exposures as well as subject participation in data collection may ease the burden of measuring exposure more frequently, but both require evaluation.
The ease of accurately measuring IL-12 p40 secreted from transfected ES cells in culture prompted us to use the IL-12 p40 to develop a high-throughput screening strategy to identify successfully modified mouse embryonic stem (ES) cells.
[2] defined accessibility as "a way of measuring the ease with which a particular category of persons can reach a defined set of destinations, from a given origin (origin accessibility), or the ease with which a given destination (destination accessibility) can be reached by a particular set of potential individuals".
Ease of use measured acceptability of packaging, preparation and storage.
Other considerations we used in evaluating the kits were ease of use, measured by the number of steps involved in the protocol and cost of each labeling reaction (Table 2).
