Sentence examples for measured through four from inspiring English sources
The response was measured through four response variables: total reducing sugars (TRS) consumption, VFA's, hydrogen and methane production.
The accuracy of the damage assessment is measured through four indicators targeting identification, false detection, localization, and severity estimation of the damages.
Perceived risks associated with climate change are measured through four items that were measured on a 5-point scale ranging from 1 (strongly disagree) to 5 (strongly agree).
The social aspect is measured through two indicators: the competition between energy and food, and the total number of local accrued jobs.
Models with prediction errors of 1.3, 1.4 and 1.9% w/w were obtained for samples measured through three distinct blister packages.
Fully digital data acquisition electronics and integrated triggering logic enables some VANDLE modules to achieve an intrinsic efficiency over 70% for 300-keV neutrons, measured through two different methods.
The fan-brand relationship was measured through three items adapted from Fournier [74] and Laroche et al. [36] and the fan-product relationship was measured through three items adapted from Laroche et al. [36] and McQuarrie and Munson [75].
In the current study, reliability was measured through two criteria of Cronbach's Alpha and Composite reliability (CR).
A firm's foreign market knowledge was measured through nine items drawn from Hadley and Wilson (2003) to manifest two dimensions: foreign institutional knowledge and foreign business knowledge.
Prior programming experience and prior robotics competition experience were measured through two separate binary yes or no items ("Have you [done computer programming/been to a robotics competition] before?").
By analyzing the boundaries that were defined for the driver and the content produced from the scenario testing workshop and comments from online survey participants, the agility of the scenarios could be measured through two factors: technology enabled/driven; and community enabled/driven (see Fig. 6).
