Sentence examples for measurement support from inspiring English sources
The results to double layer capacitance measurement support this assumption.
The Optical Technology Division (OTD) at the National Institute of Standards and Technology NISTT) has been actively involved in providing calibration support to establish SI traceable measurement support for the National Aeronautic and Space Administration NASAA) Earth Observing System (EOS) radiometric sensors.
Examples include equipment training of new users, and processing or measurement support by a SMIF staff member.
Point Reach provides clients with a full-service mobile advertising solution spanning campaign strategy, creative development, media planning, and measurement support.
Essence says that its been growing its mobile business out for the last 18 months, and Point Reach, which has been working in mobile ads since 2009, will add more campaign strategy, creative development, media planning, and measurement support experience to that division.
Resting time before measurements, the arm used for the measurement, posture of the subject (sitting or supine) and the arm during the measurement, support of the back and feet, crossed legs, placement of the cuff over the clothing or on the bare arm, and talking during the measurement each affect the outcome [ 3- 12].
Furthermore, the predicted CH4 output from MH measurement supports the use of this system as a tool for the genetic selection of cattle based on CH4 emissions.
Covariance between the four BD Sx factors did not differ between points of measurement supporting the factorial validity of the latent structure of BD Sx responses over time.
The sizes of the protein molecules were determined from cross-sectional analysis, or a custom-designed area measurement (Supporting File S1).
In community settings, particularly schools, self-report measurement supports screening for problems and early intervention [ 8].
The high CoV for interpatient tumour measurement supports the notion of assessing percentage rather than absolute changes.
