Sentence examples for measurement consideration from inspiring English sources

Considering the statistically significant effect of the radionuclide activity meter on the calibration factor measurement, consideration should be given to using the average of repeated measurements or a more accurate and precise activity measurement device.

What are some relevant measurement considerations when considering GBAs through an ability-in language user-in context orientation?

Body image disturbance (BID) is conceptualized as having perceptual and attitudinal components that require separate measurement considerations.

The paper discusses the measurement considerations associated with the implementation of optical encoder technology in low frequency accelerometer calibration.

The design and construction details of the array are discussed in addition to the measurement considerations required for appropriately characterizing an array when using ULOI amplifiers.

At the heart of the assessment and measurement considerations that we will take up later in the paper are issues such as scoring challenges, concerns about dimensionality, and generalizability limitations.

2) How do the concepts of context and interaction figure in prominent language testing and educational measurement models?   3) How does ability-in language user-in context relate to dynamic assessments such as GBAs?   4) What are some relevant measurement considerations when considering GBAs through an ability-in language user-in context orientation?  .

Several measurement considerations were also raised during the workshop.

Specific measurement considerations posed by pediatric, cognitively impaired, or seriously ill patients are discussed in Section 3.5.

This may owe in part to measurement considerations, especially the fact that while higher levels of CRP do predict chronic inflammation in an overall population, specific individuals may have levels significantly higher than average without experiencing significant pathology.

In conclusion, the weakness of the evidence for the current glucose criteria to diagnose diabetes strongly supports Dr. Sacks' contention based on measurement considerations that if A1C assays aligned with the DCCT assay (38) are available, the diagnosis of diabetes should be made by A1C levels ≥6.5% (24).