Sentence examples for human measurements from inspiring English sources
They however provide results which are furthest from human measurements.
For human measurements, the metal surfaces were tested only at temperatures of −15°C or higher.
A similar improvement in human measurements would result in an in vivo MDL of 12.0 μgAl/gCa.
Designed according to the Modulor, his system of proportion that blended the Golden Section with a keen observation of human measurements, the cabin was a tightly orchestrated arrangement of built-ins, including a table-desk, bookcases, two beds, a wardrobe, a tiny sink and a toilet in one corner of the room.
A 3D high resolution peripheral quantitative computed tomography scanner (HR-pQCT) (XtremeCT, Scanco Medical, voxel size 82 μm) has been recently developed that can perform in vivo human measurements on peripheral sites, including the wrist and tibia.
Using an optimized 5-min DDE acquisition, microscopic fractional anisotropy (μFA) maps were acquired for the first time in multiple sclerosis patients.Based on simulations and in vivo human measurements, six parallel and six orthogonal diffusion gradient pairs were found to be the minimum number of diffusion gradient pairs necessary to produce a rotationally invariant measurement of μFA.
His current research focuses on precision human measurement for multiple clinical and physiological areas including the brain, heart, lungs, and reproductive system.
GESSA enables the annotation of thousands of landmarks, resulting in the ability to capture morphological variation across subjects at a much finer level of granularity, whilst removing human measurement errors and enabling scalability to large cohorts.
Second, the COSMIC Function Point Method is not yet widespread in the software industry because applying measurement rules to imprecise and ambiguous textual requirements is difficult and requires additional human measurement effort.
Table 5. Uncertainty associated with human measurement error.
Our motivation is to build human measurement system that requires less cost to its users.
