Sentence examples for measurements aligned with from inspiring English sources

Mostly, ripening of the CSW was complete, as areal C densities exceeded median C densities observed in other stormwater wetlands, and vegetation biodiversity measurements aligned with other stormwater wetlands in North Carolina, just one year after construction.

To ensure that transmission was measured at the exact site of exposure, the transmission measurements were aligned with the laser exposure beam using a 100 µm (diameter) aperture.

Indeed, quality and safety management is then focused on a number of "carefully" chosen measurements that are aligned with its mission and strategies, and they may provide an indicative picture of quality and safety levels [20].

A dual thermograph and fluorescein camera measurement system was aligned with the eye, and the thermal and fluorescein images were subsequently recorded.

Two comprehensively instrumented research aircraft participated in coordinated measurements co-aligned with overpasses on the IASI instrument, with airborne interferometers obtaining radiance observations alongside intensive measurements of the atmospheric state.

Contemporary ways of approaching oral health literacy measurement align with broader health literacy measurement trends.

Despite the fact that initiatives have achieved the goal of reducing wait times for hip and knee replacement surgery, the extent to which this goal and or its measurement truly aligns with the needs of OA patients remains unclear.

This investigation presents a methodology by which the process forces are accurately simulated and aligned with experimental measurements.

Hugh Morrison, a NCAR climate modeler who also helped develop WRF, says he was surprised by how closely the wind and temperature measurements produced by the model aligned with those taken at the ski station.

Our framework for assessing the measurement quality of assessments is aligned with the concepts of construct validity and reliability established in Educational Measurement (Brennan, 2006) and the most recent Standards for Educational and Psychological Testing (AERA et al., 1999) and by Messick (1989, 1995).

The proposed sensitivity analysis has the feature of simplicity, which is aligned with the measurement-based Thevenin equivalent.