Sentence examples for measurements as reference from inspiring English sources

Using the tower measurements as reference, the derived Landsat 30-m snow-free shortwave broadband albedo yields an absolute accuracy of 0.02 with a root mean square error less than 0.016 and a bias of no more than 0.007.

Different merging algorithms for total as well as vertically resolved ozone rely on (a) inter-satellite calibration, i.e. using one dataset as reference standard [20 23], (b) ground-based measurements as reference data [24, 25], (c) data assimilation techniques [26, 27] and (d) optimum interpolation [28].

Our new method for localizing the FHC using IFD and thereby identifying the neutral mechanical axis of the lower limb used radiographic measurements as reference.

Evaluation results show that the SCIT-based rainfall approach performs better than the simple RT-based method for all precipitation events in terms of score comparison using validation gauge measurements as references.

Here, we present data from a national survey conducted by the Canadian Society of Clinical Chemists CSCCC) Reference Interval Harmonization (hRI) Working Group that examines variation in laboratory reference sample measurements, as well as pediatric and adult reference intervals currently used in clinical practice across Canada.

The current configuration allows examination of spatial resolution of the cell current and cell voltage with respect to well-defined baseline reference measurements, as well as measurement of the high frequency resistance (HFR) distribution and spatial ac impedance spectroscopy.

However, the pre- and postoperative CT scans do not provide precise data due to patient positioning and the rib hump pressure against the CT table during two subsequent measurements as well as irregular reference points in spinal rotation assessment.

In this survey, solid work model and strength analysis of lower-extremity prostheses with ankle trajectory control depending on hip angle measurement as reference motion, is introduced.

The higher correlation between ITDS and body temperatures reported here may be related to the use of oral temperature measurement as reference.

We performed a two-way evaluation by considering either baseline or nadir measurement as reference time point to balance our dataset as 68 responding and 67 progressive responses by readers.

The insitu SM measurements, used as reference SM in this study, were obtained from the International Soil Moisture Network (ISMN) over 180 stations located in arid regions of the world.