Sentence examples for measurements cluster from inspiring English sources

Sedimentary bedrock erosion rates range from 0.05 to 0.4 mm/yr, although the majority of measurements cluster at 0.125±0.05 mm/yr.

In health research, especially studies conducted in practice settings, data commonly have a hierarchical nature, with variable measures – such as cholesterol measurements – clustered within different levels of the hierarchy [ 15].

This is a consequence of measurements clustering in the main lobe of Tx antenna only.

The aim of this scenario is not to simulate real distribution of measurements over clutter but rather to investigate the impact of measurements' clustering.

Two-level models were used with individual measurements clustered within patients.

In brief, we replicate an analysis of association between disability and covariates, with measurements clustered by patient.

The terminology "multilevel model" is used by others in recognition that longitudinal growth data have a hierarchical data structure, with serial measurements clustered within children; the first level is measurement occasion and the second level is child.

Invasive ICP >45 mmHg was seen in one measurement cluster with SAIF and in two measurement clusters without SAIF.

The total time taken to obtain each measurement cluster, that is, six attempted individual measurements, was recorded.

During each evaluation with ONUS, (referred to henceforth as a "measurement cluster"), at least three measurements were attempted from each eye.

In SAIF Definition 2, an ONSD measurement was considered to have been performed in the setting of SAIF when it was part of a measurement cluster in which the magnitude of ICP fluctuation (defined, as stated earlier, as the highest minus the lowest recorded individual invasive ICP measurement within each cluster of measurements) was >10 mmHg.