Sentence examples for measurements as a reference from inspiring English sources
In these experimental conditions, the model was statistically validated using density measurements as a reference method for measuring the ammonia mass fraction.
Therefore, we used baseline measurements as a reference for the assessment of vascular effects.
By using baseline measurements as a reference, we found significantly reduced median Ktrans after the PLP-L treatment.
* The IOTF cut-off values for determining underweight, normal weight, overweight, and obesity in the 266 children The validity tests for classifying underweight, overweight and obesity from the parent-reported weight and height, using the CLB measurements as a reference, are shown in table 5.
This could have been done for example by an additional examiner doing another set of goniometric measurements, but we really think that this problem was thoroughly discussed and verified in the literature [ 1- 16] and we've deliberately chosen goniometric measurements as a reference to study more precisely visual estimation and the role of experience.
The effectiveness of plant diagnostics using real-time simulated measurements as a plant reference has been shown in previous papers.
CMM was used as the reference method for measurement of femoral head penetration into the cup and for comparison with CT, and gravimetric measurements were used as a reference for both CT and CMM.
In this study we compared the results in estimation of carotid stenosis obtained from CTA using two related features: the cross sectional area and the smallest diameter of the vessel lumen, and tested the accuracy of both CTA measurements using CDUS as a reference method.
The resulting measurements were used as a reference, representing non-interacting particles (Figure 4A).
These measurements can be used as a reference measurement data set to verify and validate CDRs of satellite derived SST.
The postoperative measurement is used as a reference to avoid measuring the changes in BMD due to the operation (Kroger et al. 1996).
