Sentence examples for measurement values and from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the RECIST committee recommends that lymph nodes be measured in their short axis and proposes measurement values and rules for categorising lymph nodes as normal or pathologic; either target or non-target lesions.

It made use of experimental measurement values, and the parameters along engine were obtained through one dimensional analysis.

Three elements — measurement, values and institutions — are needed to bring about a better balance between the present and future, she writes.

Additionally, unlike traditional kriging variance, uncertainty estimates from the pair-copula account for influence from measurement values and not just the configuration of observations.

T-value and correlation coefficients were compared to identify the difference of measurement values and the relation between hand measurements and heights.

We use the measurement values and gradient information in the real industrial process to revise the original optimization problem continuously, so that the solution will converge to the optimal set point of the real industrial process.

When the temperature curve shows a plateau, this freezing point temperature was taken as the measurement value and the concentration in mOsmol/kg was calculated based upon the calibration curve stored in the instrument.

Additional fields for clinical measurement include 'Average Type' (for anything other than a simple mean), 'Formula' (to support a calculated measurement value) and 'Note' (for any information the curator may want to add for enhancement of the annotation).

The proportional difference between error values and measurement values in flexion and extension would, therefore, result in much higher error for flexion measures.

Thus, we forced age with measurement values of normetanephrine and metanephrine fractions in a multivariable logistic regression model predicting pheochromocytoma in the derivation set (SPSS 10.0, Chicago, ILL).

The formula for calculating the absolute percent asymmetry (AA%) for each measurement and every subject was: (2) AA% = m l − m r μ x 100 where m l and m r are the measurement values for the left and right sides of the subject and μ is the mean of the left and right measurement values for that subject.