Sentence examples for formulated to measure from inspiring English sources

A N-free diet was also formulated to measure ileal endogenous AA losses.

Methods: A Postpartum Parenting Behavior Scale (PPBS) was formulated to measure clearly defined observed maternal behaviors toward the infant shortly after birth.

Many equations have been formulated to measure a machine's highest possible productivity level, yet there is a lack of consensus between academia and industry sources on the terms which should be considered within such equations.

The item on the perceived health status was used in the SeMaS, and inversely formulated to measure the perceived burden of disease.

A plastic anisotropy (PA) measure is formulated to quantify the degree of single crystal plastic anisotropy acquired by the dissimilarities in the CRSS values of the slip and twinning modes for a given alloy.

Now, this might push us into a situation akin to what Simon Kuznets found himself in when he was formulating ways to measure the national economy — confronting all sorts of data but no real coherence.

In many cases, the granularity of the scripts was such that the requirements that could be formulated to produce new control measures would probably not be specific enough to be useful to a designer.

In 1996, Gengler [ 11] provided a review of many common definitions of persistency, which included ratios of an early test day or period to late-lactation test-day or period and measures formulated to be independent of total yield.

It is suggested that a system based on numerical pond modelling and field measuring analyses be formulated to address the interacting influences of these factors on WSPs.

Based on the monotonicity analysis, an efficient algorithm is then formulated to compute the proposed importance measures.

All these measures were formulated to encourage patients to go to primary grade hospitals.