Sentence examples for measure of condition from inspiring English sources
Dr. Ohsumi says that only whale carcasses can provide "ear plugs for age determination studies; reproductive organs for examination of maturation, reproductive cycles and reproductive rates; stomachs for analysis of food consumption; and blubber thickness as a measure of condition".
Elevation-based measures of landscape condition included soil elevation bi-modality (BISE), a binary measure of landscape condition, and also the standard deviation of soil elevation (SDSE), a continuous measure of condition.
We also used linear mixed models to relate each measure of condition to seasonal landscape greenness separately for each herbivore population-year to see if any patterns were masked by multivariate analysis.
Because PSOM scores were not available for all of the participants in the study, they unfortunately could not be used as the primary measure of condition severity, and instead they were used to validate parent ratings.
For example, O'Connor et al. (2000) found a correlation among many taxa (diatoms, benthos, zooplankton, fish, birds) to the gross condition of lakes, but fish provided the best measure of condition in the near-shore environment.
While the activity of this enzyme is a measure of condition in nestlings and growing birds [ 31], it may be hypothesised that chelation therapy-induced bone resorption may rather result in poor performance.
A measure of conditions in the manufacturing industry, released by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York on Wednesday, plunged to the lowest level since the survey began in 2001.
Here, we examined whether CB1 blockade would similarly disrupt extinction in rats, using fear-potentiated startle as a measure of conditioned fear.
With the current renewal design, learning task, and measure of conditioned behaviour, extinction treatment does not appear to readily generalise to the test context.
An experimenter blind to the experimental condition of the animals scored freezing behavior, a measure of conditioned fear.
It is a valid measure of condition-specific disability.
