Sentence examples for measurement with each from inspiring English sources

The essence of JPDA is the computation of association probabilities of each measurement with each track, followed by the updating of each track by a weighted average of the measurements, the weightings being proportional to the probabilities.

The success rate for obtaining a measurement with each analyser was recorded.

Measurement with each fluid volume in the balloon to induce AWR lasted 10 s, and was repeated for three times, with 10-min interval.

The data used in calculation of all variables was the mean of the final 2 min of measurement with each device, which was considered to be during the steady state (supported by visual inspection of the heart rate).

FastMap allows the user to perform either SMM by calculating the Pearson correlation of each transcript expression measurement with each SNP, or HAM by sliding an m-SNP window across the genome and calculating the ANOVA F-statistic for the phenotype versus the distinct haplotypes observed in the window (Pletcher et al., 2004).

We decided to establish some restrictions on the units of measurement with which each protein property is measured, as well as the ratio measurement units.

A sensitivity of 350 ppm m is approved using 30 successive measurements with each measurement time taking ∼20 s during 30 min.

The decrease in EMG activation and airflow measurements with each successive expulsive event suggests a decline in power and shear force as the number of expulsive events increased.

Three orthodontists performed the volume measurements, with each one separately conducting two measurements.

Using non-parametric analyses, heat maps, and principal component analysis (PCA), we analyzed the relationship between the five Hb adducts and previous PAH measurements, with each measurement representing a different duration of exposure.

One hundred thirteen measurements with each system on up to six consecutive days were taken in 14 severely burned patients (average TBSA, 49.6%; average ABSI, 10.3), aged 21 to 61 years (mean, 42.2 years) and compared intraindividually.