Sentence examples for measurement and reduce from inspiring English sources

This helped to standardize the measurement and reduce errors.

Note that although the shrinkage operation could highlight the target measurement and reduce the possibility of losing the target during tracking, the noise might be incorrectly increased unavoidably.

The experimental results have indicated that this binary pattern can increase the accuracy of 3D measurement and reduce phase errors caused by the nonlinear gamma of the projector.

If we are able to measure the overall sample geometry with low resolution and local features that will be used for surface properties evaluation with high resolution, we can both speed up the measurement and reduce the need for data storage.

Furthermore, by averaging multiple exon and junction probes, we increased the reliability of each measurement and reduce the impact of individual SNPs.

All of these considerations increase 'noise' related to the baseline serum creatinine measurement, and reduce the ability to detect postoperative changes in the serum creatinine.

In combining objective indicators that measured visible signs of use (e.g. bottles exposed to sun) with proxies more responsive to the direction and magnitude of the change of treatment behaviour (e.g. weekly observation of correct application of SODIS), we increased the quality of measurement and reduced the potential for reporting bias and misclassification error [ 26- 28].

An optimized sampling design would improve the accuracy of the LAI measurements and reduce the time needed for field work.

A first challenge would be the investigation of other metrics, in addition to RTT, number of hops and bandwidth, to better classify collected measurements and reduce overlap between classes.

These results clearly show that time activity patterns during pregnancy must be taken into account to improve the accuracy of exposure measurements and reduce exposure misclassification (Ritz and Wilhelm 2008).

"It is time to close the deep-ocean measurement gap and reduce the uncertainties in global planetary energy and sea-level budgets," wrote Dr Johnson and Dr Lyman.