Sentence examples for measurement in question from inspiring English sources

It's a preposterous generalization, and not just because the measurement in question is so minute.

Whenever possible, an independent, perhaps gross, measurement which can confirm some aspect of a measurement in question is very worthwhile.

As missing values on single occasions and subscales were common and Little's MCAR test indicated missingness at random, individual missing values were estimated by a formula based on the individual mean throughout measurements and the group mean at the measurement in question [ 35].

Accordingly, there are two different samples reported upon in this article, comprising the cases which had complete data for the measurement periods in question.

The systematic conservation planning tools which are used to define these conservation priorities, assess the vulnerability of different locations by combining two different elements: some measurement of the biological assets in question, and some measurement of the key processes which threaten these biological assets.

In addition, NH3 is known to adsorb on stainless steel, so measurement results could be in question if wall passivation is not employed for apparatuses utilizing steel.

At the individual level, any change will consist of true change and the error associated with measurement of the phenomenon in question [ 20].

The abundance of each target in each individual was normalized to the average measurement for the transcript in question across the cohort prior to correlation of expression levels with genotype.

Relevance of measurements to the mechanism in question will be uncertain.

This problem is exacerbated by other problems inherent in complex models, including variation introduced by inability to measure different intermediate responses in the same individuals, uncertainty in the relevance of measurements to the mechanism in question, and uncertainty as to whether the mechanism being modeled is the correct one (Crump et al. 2010).

The observed biological phenomena are supported by experimental results which are obtained from measurements of the biological system in question.