Sentence examples for measured in common from inspiring English sources

For metabolites measured in common by both NMR and MS, correlation matrices included data measured by NMR.

Although the majority of the measured metabolites were unique to each analytical technique, there were 4 amino acid metabolites that were measured in common with LC-MS/MS and 1H-NMR (valine, alanine, tyrosine, histidine, tables 1 and 2).

The log transformed gene expressions for the Ethiopian subjects (n = 8) for the 8 genes measured in common with the 2 other high altitude populations and Lima control subjects are compared as line graphs (signatures) as a function of the gene number (in arbitrary order) (Fig. 5).

This process requires consideration of long-term costs and effects measured in common units, for example, quality-adjusted life years.

We used canonical correlation (PROC CANCORR in sas/ stat version 9.2) to assess the relationship between plant traits measured in common gardens and source population climate variables similar to St. Clair et al.

However, if escape of the species at the site also entails costs that are difficult to measure in common units (e.g., the local extinction of a threatened species), trade-offs might become more uncertain.

For clinical purposes CVP measured in the common iliac vein can replace standard intrathoracic CVP measurements in mechanically ventilated patients.

For example, if the dollar fell by 10% against the euro, but at the same time prices in America rose by 5% more than those in Europe, the price of American goods relative to European ones measured in a common currency the dollar's real exchange rate would fall by only 5%.

The prices are measured in a common currency, namely monthly FOB export prices in nominal US dollars.

Main Outcome Measures: Longitudinal images and simultaneous velocity spectra were measured in the common carotid (CA) and femoral (FA) arteries using quantitative duplex Doppler ultrasound examination.

Benefit-cost analysis (BCA) is a potential basis for decision making, but it requires, though, both benefits and costs to be measured in a common metric.