Sentence examples for measured values such from inspiring English sources

Many investigators normalize measured values such as percentage of the contralateral, non-affected side.

Some of our predictor variables are objective clinical diagnoses (such as type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, or rheumatoid arthritis), others are directly measured values (such as BMI).

Thus, one single BCML pathway representation can capture all the information available about that pathway for all organisms, tissue types, type of evidence, etc., as well as experimentally measured values such as gene expression, protein abundance, etc.

The predicted values were consistent with the measured values, such as the IFR and inner skin friction.

Left-censored data are common in research areas where detection limits are high compared to the measured values, such as testing for the presence of drugs in an animal.

Observer agreement for ordinal scores is usually estimated by single measure values such as weighted kappa or Kendall's coefficient of concordance which provide no information where the disagreement lies.

The predicted strength values traced the measured values so closely such that the success rate was at 99.2 %.

Such measured values differ significantly from mission to mission.

Ottawa, Ca), Mark Stockman (Georgia Tech), Ortwin Hess (Imperial College, UK) and Martti Kauranen (U. of Tampere, Finland) all approached me to discuss the large values of the third-order susceptibility that we measured, which far exceed previously measured values using alternative techniques, such as z-scan.

Measured values of characteristic failure times, such as time to failure of fire protection cladding and time to onset of charring, were compared to relevant Eurocode correlations, achieving good levels of agreement.

Although work-related heat stress information is frequently collected in many workplaces, many variables can influence measured values and accompanying heat stress such as time of day, month, location of measurement, workloads and availability and efficacy of controls.