Sentence examples for measurement of instability from inspiring English sources

Measurement of instability by sonography (LSCFaddMAD) was statistically significant in predicting late AI normalization.

Distinguishing signal peaks from noise peaks is critical for the accurate measurement of instability.

We cannot account for this because another measurement of instability (LSCFaddBC) was almost significant in the opposite direction: i.e., greater instability was a reflection of later normalization of the AI (Table  2).

Snow avalanches are one of the few hazards that can be forecast, and in situ measurements of instability are feasible.

All the signals in Fig. 2 were normalized to the amplitude of the surface peak to minimize influence on the SSS oxygenation measurements of instability in acoustic contact and in the OPO pulse energy.

The difference in elongations, which corresponds to the loads, provides a measurement of the instability of the textured yarn.

The measurement of genetic instability was not so well documented.

We discuss the definition and measurement of mood instability, and review its prevalence, characteristics, neurobiological correlates and clinical implications.

We have developed an approach that allows precise, quantitative measurement of genome instability in high-throughput format in the Saccharomyces cerevisiae model system.

The definition and measurement of mood instability in our study conceptualised the construct as a binary variable (present or absent) and did not collect data on the frequency or severity of the instability, which may be important to predict future illness course.

The test-retest reliability was expressed by measuring the agreement over time by intraclass correlation (ICC) between 2 measurements (without episodes of instability between the measurements) less than 2 months apart, more than 8 years after the initial primary dislocation in group A (n = 32).