Sentence examples for measure a true from inspiring English sources

But Ackroyd suspects that it may also have been, in some measure, a true confession.

Absolute counts in contrast measure a true value for the number of circulating cells under investigation and other population changes do not effect the measurement.

To assess BMD we used DXA, the most frequently used method worldwide, but also two three-dimensional techniques, able to measure a true volumetric density.

Nonetheless, since the ablation process is complete within a few tens of microseconds, it is possible to measure a true initial retraction velocity and thus make solid inferences regarding variations in stress between adjacent segments of the epidermis.

The Ethics Committee agreed that it would not have been possible to measure a true placebo effect if patients were made aware that both treatments were saline (not a bronchodilator) and one of the nebulizers was deliberately made to run inefficiently.

Due to a lack of information, we do not incorporate the costs of the human capital investments (e.g., tuition costs), so we are not measuring a true return to the human capital investments.

This generalised improvement may reflect a respondent bias in a non-blinded study with repeat measures, a true secular trend or some effect of the intervention.

QCT by measuring a true volumetric BMD of the trabecular bone specific at the site at which the vertebral collapse occurs is able to avoid these limitations.

However, measuring a true post-recovery serum creatinine, quantifying degree of proteinuria and identifying any factors that pose a risk of recurrent AKI or progression of CKD seem prudent.

The fact that there is no golden standard for weighting, i.e. no measure of a "true" weight is available, challenges validity testing of weighting techniques.

Getting off the couch to vote is the measure of a true partisan.