Sentence examples for measurable events from inspiring English sources

The gist here is that Swrve wants to make app design decisions less black magic and more measurable events.

In some respects the field of cognitive psychology and even the entire domain of empirical research is about recognizing predictability of measurable events.

Telematics and Onboard Diagnostics (OBD) are helping fleet management companies and insurance firms collect a wealth of information about vehicles and drivers, including measurable events such as speeding, seatbelt usage, sharp cornering or over-acceleration.

We required that the components subsumed under the definition of major adverse cardiovascular events were sensitive and unbiased measurable events of the same underlying disease process.

Accumulation of vitamin A dimers, such as N-retinylidene- N-retinylethanolamine (A2E) in the retinal pigment epithelium (RPE), is one of the earliest measurable events preceding retinal degeneration.

When symptoms (or the measurable events reflecting the symptoms) might lag the burn event by a few days, designs must account for this potential lag to ensure that the control period isn't "contaminated" with lagged effects from the burn event.

The earliest measurable event, which occurred at 2 h, was the depolarization of the mitochondrial membrane.

A disruptive factor was defined as a time-measurable event that interrupts a continuous pre-anesthetic patient assessment and briefing or generates additional and unintended waiting periods, or required supplementary measures for staff.

These events have no measurable effect on carbon dioxide partial pressures because the difference between arterial and venous blood is so small.

The time delay between the onset of a regulatory event and its measurable effect in the system can vary between milliseconds (e.g., phosphorylation of proteins in signal cascades [ 12]) and minutes (e.g., changes in gene expression [ 13]).

5 The most consistent volume-outcome relations have been for procedures such as pancreatectomy and oesophagectomy, probably because they have sufficient case denominators and frequency of measurable adverse events to show differences between providers.