Sentence examples for measure of low from inspiring English sources

Although accelerometer-based measurement may be less comparable to existing or historical cohorts, this objective measure of low physical activity may potentially standardize measurement in future cohorts and improve diagnostic accuracy of the frailty phenotype.

To develop a new method of evaluating image quality in computed tomography (CT) using an objective measure of low contrast-detail (LCD).

The key aim is to achieve fast acceleration of the blades when the wind starts blowing because the average wind speed for starting is higher than the cut-in wind speed, which is the conventional measure of low wind performance.

Because of our measure of low prevalence accuracy (hits minus false alarms), it is possible that observers rated high on the measures high prevalence performance, K, attentional control, vigilance, and introversion simply increased their hits more than their increase in false alarms, which could increase accuracy as a result of a shift in the criterion.

Not surprisingly, only 2% of the four-year institutions at the White House meeting serve student bodies that have more than 70% Pell Grantees (the best measure of low income students) while 89% have fewer than 50% Pell Grantees in their populations.

Coverage thus provides a binary measure of low SES at the patient level.

The percentage of low-income children receiving SSI is half that reported by Mr. Kristof, who may have mistakenly divided the number of children on SSI by those children at or below the federal poverty level, rather than the (much larger) number of children at or below 200% of the poverty level (the widely accepted measure of "low-income").

Visual reduction produced by spherical aberration is not always apparent with high-contrast optotypes, therefore, a measure of low-contrast visual acuity (LCVA) may be more revealing.

As a measure of low-frequency variability, Fig. 7 shows the standard deviation at each latitude local time grid, which is computed after averaging over time with 10-day bins.

We then recorded the time until the salamander larvae lost their equilibrium posture as a measure of low-oxygen tolerance (loss of equilibrium precedes death; individuals that lost equilibrium were removed from the tank and allowed to recover in tap water saturated with oxygen).

Our finding is consistent with another analysis that described associations of a measure of low-molecular-weight phthalates (which included metabolites of DBPs) with higher scores on the Behavior Assessment System for Children's externalizing behavior category (e.g., increased aggression, inattention, and conduct problems) in 4- to 9-year-old boys but not among girls (Engel et al. 2010).