Sentence examples for is correctly measured from inspiring English sources

Above these FOV, the maximal depth at which defocus slope is correctly measured is the same for all FOV.

The surface tension exhibits a decreasing trend when the field strength is below 1 V/nm, surface tension cannot be correctly measured when the field intensity is above 2 V/nm due to the influence of rupture and evaporation.

Finally, it is also possible that some of the loci reported had a basal copy number that is too high to be correctly measured by MLPA, that is known to reliably distinguish copy numbers between zero and five copies [43], [45], but its sensitivity greatly decreases when higher copy numbers are measured.

This could only be the case if Vtr were correctly measured, because in the absence of blood shifts or changes in gas volume of the upper airway including the cheeks, body volume only changes to the extent that trunk volume changes.

Sensitivity is the proportion of positives that are correctly measured.

Subsequently, specificity was evaluated based on the definition that specificity is the proportion of negatives that are correctly measured.

Pancreatic dimensions may not be correctly measured in grey scale images since peripancreatic fat has a similar echogenicity to the pancreatic parenchyma.

We have also determined that oxygen saturation states may only be correctly measured at concentrations higher than 4 g/L-mm.

To determine the lowest concentration at which oxygen saturation states may be correctly measured, the correlation coefficient of the linear regression used to determine concentration in section 3.2 was calculated.

However, aside from notable attempts in the 1940s and 1950s [ 14, 18, 19], until our study, the WCT has never been correctly measured without a cumbersome procedure and in a repeatable way.

We should not criticise operators for inadequate care when they may simply be correctly measuring biological variability.