Sentence examples for measurement whose from inspiring English sources

One is that the number is predefined and fixed, whereas the other is that any measurement whose probability is greater than a predefined value is selected.

If the data were still non-normal, any outliers present were omitted (an outlier defined as a measurement whose residual was more than three times the SE) and the data retested for normality.

Subsequent processing of records focused primarily on the data field named "Quantitative measurement" whose numeric value (where actually specified) corresponds to a measurement of some antibody-mediated biological effect.

Measurement of cDNA concentration, which allows standardizing it across various samples, is not a part of the standard experimental procedure for eukaryotic cells, due to the presence of other nucleic acid species that affect the spectrophotometric measurement, whose removal requires additional cDNA purification.

This result is extended to select a subset of the available measurements, whose combinations can be used as CVs.

This result is extended to select a few of the available measurements, whose combinations are used as CVs.

The only available data has long been the instrumental discharge measurements, whose series are rather short, some decades in general, seldom reaching a century.

The measurements, whose schematic of the electronic setup is shown in Fig. 1a, were performed in a dilution refrigerator at temperatures down to 70 mK and magnetic fields up to 13 T.

We also establish a link between the problems of selecting a subset and combinations of measurements as CVs and present a partially bidirectional BAB method for selection of measurements, whose combinations can be used as CVs.

We perform five series of measurements whose configurations are presented in Table 1.

"We want to chase the hints we've seen in previous measurements, whose behaviour didn't quite match our expectations, in case these hints turn into discoveries".