Sentence examples for measurement but rather from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the G band intensity cannot be used as an absolute thickness measurement but rather as a first guess if the relative extinction cannot be measured.

Premise 3 was probably not based on measurement but rather on an estimate; it is equivalent to assuming that the time from first quarter Moon to third quarter Moon is one day longer than the time from third quarter to first quarter.

Clearly, then, Heisenberg is concerned with unpredictability: the point is not that the momentum of a particle changes, due to a position measurement, but rather that it changes by an unpredictable amount.

This suggests that the findings of our study are neither atypical nor indicative of a problem with PedsQL™ measurement, but rather represent a meaningful difference in the HRQL of children with diabetes and those with other chronic health problems.

The fact that one of the progressive factors contributes about half the variance in the highest E T ratio NK measurements implies we are not confronting issues at the limits of measurement, but rather are confronting issues of measurement confounding.

These results suggest that uncertainty in pretreatment yield is not overwhelmed by the fIS measurement, but rather is affected by a set of mass flows, composition measurements, and fIS without a single parameter being dominant.

Given recent progress, however, we suggest that the major problem for current microarray research is no longer validity of expression measurements, but rather, the reliability of inferences from the data, an issue more appropriately redressed by statistical approaches than by validation with a separate method.

Pseudo-measurements, in the model (1), are handled as measurements that are assigned with a higher standard deviation σ to highlight the lower accuracy due to the fact they are not based on real measurements but rather on historical and forecast data.

Compared to striking a balance between public and individual interests in traditional epidemiology as discussed above (see Balancing public and individual interests section), DE adds a further layer of complexity including personal data that do not directly describe health or medical measurements, but rather health-related behaviours or relevant contextual information.

Asked why he thought the situation had improved, McChrystal said he could not point to specific measurements, but rather a general sense that security was better in some areas and that the mood among Afghan leaders was more optimistic".

"These numbers are not based on any kind of real measurements, but rather fuzzy math estimates," he said, recalling a flyover of the Gulf Coast by scientists a decade ago that recorded emissions of volatile organic compounds at 6 to 12 times the amounts reported by companies.