Sentence examples for measure because all from inspiring English sources

The third step in image comparison is feature matching, both SIFT and SURF use Euclidean distance as a similarity measure because all entries in the feature descriptor have comparable magnitudes and thus can be properly normalized.

Rm is an appropriate fitness measure because all successful emigrants are equivalent in terms of their fitness expectations.

Blocking respiration (when entering stationary phase) might be a preventive measure because all respiration, in the presence of oxygen, is a potential danger as it can lead to the production of free radicals and peroxide.

The variables in the global test were treatment (control, parathion 0.1 mg/kg, parathion 0.2 mg/kg), diet (normal, high-fat), brain region, sex, and measure (nAChR binding, ChAT, HC3 binding); the latter was considered a repeated measure because all three determinations were derived from the same sample.

Many of these studies, though, have compared people's fitness and fatness at only one point in time, which is an artificial measure because, as we all know from experience, bodies change.

The hybrid method is a true period-measure because all the data needed to calculate H-DALYs can be measured in the time period.

The core outcome set should (i) include at least one objective measure because not all interventions/trial settings can be blinded; (ii) be relatively quick and easy to perform with minimal training required; (iii) perform well; and (iv) measure things of importance to patients and clinicians.

For a change, it is particularly hard to predict a winner, in part because teams have been restricted to one-boat programs as a cost-cutting measure and because all the teams except Sanya have new boats and are well prepared.

In this case, however, there is an added measure of security because all of the websites selected for review were presented by authoritative higher education institutions and organizations.

This is probably the best research methodology that will allow the calculation of the effect of such preventive measures, because once all measures are used in daily practice it is very difficult to randomise health care workers to a control condition.

Child-completed measures were analyzed separately from parent-completed measures because not all children participated, and we could not standardize the degree of assistance given to the child.