Sentence examples for measure when compared from inspiring English sources

The advantage of this technique is that electric fields are relatively cheap and easy to measure when compared with traditional magnetotelluric surveys.

Although everyone is encouraged to know their cholesterol levels, especially over the age of 40, none of the home test kits we tried were able to give an accurate measure when compared with the professionally-analysed blood test we did.

MCC is a recommended measure when compared with other measures for classification performance (Baldi, 2000).

Majority of the study population from the three groups perceived vaccine against H1N1 as the effective preventive measure when compared to other preventive measures.

Therefore, this study was undertaken to evaluate whether a FFQ strategy is a valid PUFA measure when compared with RBC PUFA levels in a large sample of pregnant Australian women.

However, an optimization of the regression equation resulted in an NPI strategy (in Table 3) that significantly improved values of the response measure when compared to a baseline strategy (with no interventions), and an ad hoc NPI strategy.

It is a useful measure when comparing data sets with different units or widely different means, since the standard deviation of data set is always best understood in the context of its mean.

Instead, Houle (1992) argued that the coefficient of additive genetic variance (CV A ), where additive genetic variance is scaled by the trait mean, is a more appropriate measure when comparing the evolutionary potential of quantitative traits.

This finding suggests that peak VO2 normalized to leg muscle mass could be a useful measure when comparing the degree of fitness between adolescent boys and girls in aerobic sports; and 5) there is a subjective operator-perceived impression that girls do not reach full exertion during testing, but physiological measurements clearly show a level of exertion similar to that of boys.

Equation 3 Normalised resolution [ 23] (3) N R S = 1 n ∑ j = 1 J n j (e ¯ j − e ¯ ) 2 / e ¯ 1 − e ¯ The normalised resolution score, which is independent of mean proportion correct, provides a more robust measure when comparing discrimination skills.

In essence, it scores extremely poorly on almost all of the comparative measures when compared with other developed states.