Sentence examples for measure of co from inspiring English sources

This study found that the PAC was an inaccurate measure of CO and was unreliable for detection of CO changes less than 30%.

The PAC remains in clinical use as a measure of CO and haemodynamic trends, despite reports of inefficacy and patient risk.

We present here analysis from the RESPIRE trial modeling HAP exposure as a continuous measure of CO with lung symptoms and function in young nonsmoking women exposed to high HAP levels since birth.

A measure of co-ordination is already built into the euro area's fiscal policy.The stability and growth pact is now too full of holes to be a binding constraint on fiscal policy.

In the same week the two countries' highest-ranking home-affairs officials agreed, at last, to a measure of co-operation in investigating the November 2008 Mumbai attacks, in which some 170 people were killed at the city's train station, cafes and Taj hotel.

Table 8 The 'bundle' measure of co-operation in EAFRD, Reg.

Detailed health histories were obtained on both cases and controls that included a functional measure of co-morbidity (Barthel Index).

Thus, the dependence can be hardly modelled by a fixed constant, i.e. the constant correlation may not be an appropriate measure of co-dependence.

Besides, the Brownian motions are assumed to be correlated by a constant correlation (rhoin[-1,1]) which is a measure of co-movements between (S_{t}) and (R_{t}).

Cytokines in the culture supernatants were used as a measure of co-stimulation.

Manders overlap coefficient is a generally accepted measure of co-localization.