Sentence examples for insensitive measurement from inspiring English sources

Most studies are done by visual inspection and comparison of film images that offer a rather insensitive measurement of bone changes.

Insensitive measurements of adherence in our clinic (self-report and pill counts) in combination with infrequent viral load testing made it difficult to exclude this possibility.

In a validated canine BD model, systolic right and left ventricular (RV/LV) function was analyzed by load-insensitive measurements during caval occlusion (preload-recruitable stroke work, PRS W.

It has been shown that through proper signal processing, NA location is insensitive to measurement noise and ambient temperature changes.

The LQG is designed to obtain a stable closed-loop system that is insensitive to measurement noise and variations and uncertainties in process behavior.

Therefore, developing methods that are insensitive to measurement errors is of utmost importance for the identification of joint properties from experimental data.

Numerical sensitivity study shows that the moduli thus determined are insensitive to measurement errors rendering the method a possible supplement for conventional static tests.

Numerical simulations in this study show that the proposed method is versatile for both single crack and multiple cracks identification and it is insensitive to measurement noise.

In this way, the proposed two-step method is verified and found to be capable of identifying damage positions and severities of beam-type structures and insensitive to measurement noise.

These authors' explanation for the finding was that the SF-36 is insensitive in measurement of the way that distress in AN impacts functioning.

Our results were invariant to different definitions and transformations of FTE group size, suggesting that our findings with respect to the impact of group size on quality of care are relatively insensitive to measurement specifications.