Sentence examples for inherently measures from inspiring English sources

Where advanced MRI may provide physiological imaging parameters, PET/CT inherently measures molecular activity of specific pathways.

The two notable exceptions are items 1 (pain intensity) and 5 (headaches), both symptom-based items that do not inherently measure function.

Variability in the attributes of a particular place such as weather conditions, the size of fishing areas, availability of alternative fisheries, and changes in kelp cover contribute inherently as measures of vulnerability but they also shape fishermen perceptions of what are important measures of vulnerability.

The intention was to 'anchor' the inherently subjective measures of severity to outcomes less prone to responder opinion.

While type difference and border distance are inherently ordinal measures, projection directions can also be considered as ordinal values, by arranging them in the order of ('ascending'lateralral'descendinging'descending

Reaching the elusive goal of the "structural deficit" requires 1) accepting the dubious and inherently flawed measure of maximum employment, 2) converting that measure into maximum GDP, 3) estimating the public revenue that the tax structure would generate at that hypothetical GDP, and 4) estimating the public expenditure for that same GDP level.

The SALG instrument asks students to rate their own gains and is thus an inherently subjective measure of students' shifts in perceptions (Seymour et al., 2000).

However, TE is a more general measure because it is an inherently non-symmetric measure that quantifies the net entropy transferred with appealing concave increase characteristics.

These studies were considered to have potential applications in inherently safer operating measures and safer storage and transportation.

Analytic Hierarchy Process model integrated with fuzzy logic known as FAHP was employed to rank the identified inherently safer preventive measures.

Both of these post-mortem measures inherently corrected for (i.e. exclude) any partial volume effects by focusing only on tissue and excluding any contribution from CSF spaces.