Sentence examples for measurement even when from inspiring English sources
Prosperity and stability are creatures of definition and measurement, even when they appear to have been conjured out of insolvency, which is itself a creature of measurement and definition.
This suggests that multi-year standard deviation is an appropriate variability measurement even when a single farm type with a smaller sample size is analysed.
The findings of this study indicate strongly erroneous data in terms of micropore volume and apparent sample density, if the samples are not carefully degassed prior to the measurement, even when the measurement is performed in high vacuum.
Item-by-item results remained high for HbA1C check and blood pressure measurement even when raising the bar to two or more screens in the past year.
This arrangement is suitable for automated and manual office blood pressure measurement, even when the manual readings are taken according to guidelines with five minutes of rest before the first blood pressure measurement.
In preterm and sick neonates, the total apparatus deadspace (VD, app) may exceed the infant's own deadspace and limits the time of measurement, even when a small face mask and a very low deadspace flow meter are used.
However, at present, VIS is not being systematically used together with ultraviolet (UV) measurements, even when possible with one single instrument, e.g., the SCanning Imaging Absorption spectroMeter for Atmospheric CartograpHY (SCIAMACHY).
This paper presents a novel real-time fault compensation method, which uses state estimation and compensation techniques, that the sensor system can perform robust measurements even when outputs from every incorporated sensor are noisy and drifting.
It is rarely possible to uniquely identify parameters from noisy experimental measurements, even when given extensive training data [39].
OCT and USP both showed high accuracy in pachymetry measurements even when the measurements were done by three different observers with different skills, independent of each other.
Where possible, they should represent a system in steady state, where all measurements, even when done at different times, are performed under identical conditions.
