Sentence examples for measured with accuracy from inspiring English sources

Wave-normal and Poynting vectors can be measured with accuracy levels within a few degrees.

PF thickness can be measured with accuracy on lateral plain radiographs of the ankle and foot [3, 4, 19].

Indoor swimming pools constitute a unique setting with simultaneous exposure to a variety of chemicals and microbes in water and air that need to be measured with accuracy and precision to avoid exposure misclassification.

Temporal artery thermometry produces somewhat surprising disagreement with an established method of core temperature measurement and should not be used in situations where body temperature needs to be measured with accuracy.

Temporal artery thermometry produces somewhat surprising disagreement with an established method of core temperature measurement and should not to be used in situations where body temperature needs to be measured with accuracy.

A good tracer of TRAP in dust would be a chemical: 1) for which the major source is vehicle emissions; 2) for which emissions are correlated with other motor vehicles constituents; 3) that can be measured at low levels for reasonable cost; and 4) that can be measured with accuracy and stability.

It is assumed the same linear pattern applies at lower levels, but the change is too small to measure with accuracy.

The effects of this terrible early life are impossible to measure with accuracy, but there is little doubt that the violent and capricious bullying of his father influenced him deeply.

In source separation problems, the fact that the target signal is known allows us to measure with accuracy the degree of performance of the separation.

In many cases the knowledge of the parameters of a real-world system is imprecise or uncertain because, generally, we cannot observe or measure with accuracy these parameters.

Conclusions: The derivative of flow signal is useful to measure with accuracy neuronal and cycling times, it´s more homogeneous and precise than obtained for esophaeal or gastric pressure for all levels of assistance.