Sentence examples for measurement lay from inspiring English sources

Telomere length was measured using minor modifications of Cawthon's monochrome multiplex quantitative PCR method (details in Cawthon), 32 which we found to provide far greater consistency than other previously published methods; 98 samples were assayed in duplicate and for 93 of these, the telomere length measurement lay within 15% of each other and only two lay outside 25%.

For an accurate measurement, lay out the canvas and assemble the poles on top.

The principle of the measurement lies in the fact that a measured force changes the values of the switched capacitors.

The scientific basis of this technique of measurement lies in the well-established relationship between the bubble size and the frequency of the sound emitted by a gas bubble when it is suitably stimulated; the frequency of the sound increases as the bubble size diminishes.

The artistic part of reliability measurement lies in the design of the various tests and procedures to stress the system and find out all possible errors, bugs and defects.

There are no reference parameters for diaphragm excursion in ventilated patients, so the cutoff for DD in this case report was in agreement with the study of Boussuges et al. [10]: it is the largest study regarding reference values for diaphragmatic motion in which they considered that a measurement lying outside the range of 0.5 to 1.6 should be considered to be abnormal.

The clinical utility of dynamic OCT based tear meniscus measurement lies in the necessity of continuous acquisition of post-blink tear film meniscus to provide reliable static estimates of its parameters such as height, depth, and area calculated as averages or medians over a few second post blink interval.

Using a Tobit regression approach (Gilbert 1987; Persson and Rootzen 1977; Tobin 1958), the log-likelihood function has the form The first summand derives from the n0 interval measured values and involves the difference of the cumulative distribution function F evaluated at UB and at LB; that is, the probability the measurement lies between the LB and UB.

Relative uncertainties associated with volume measurements lay within the range 1 1.5%.

The crucial difference between these two measurements lies in the fact that if horn length is measured using the lateral concavities as a landmark, length of horns becomes a function of not only the extent to which the horn extends forward, but also of the degree to which the lateral depression indent the prothorax.

Outliers, identified as those measurements lying more than 3 IQR (interquartile range) in their isotope package, were removed from the analysis (Figures S2 and S3).