Sentence examples for measurements depend only from inspiring English sources

While BOLD measurements depend on blood volume, blood flow, and oxygen extraction, MION measurements depend only on blood volume [14].

Vaidman 2012 believes that to derive the Probability Postulate, at least some connection between the mathematical formalism of quantum mechanics and probability has to be postulated and points out that it is enough to assume that the probability of an outcome of a quantum measurement depends only on the measure of existence of the corresponding world.

This covariance structure is applicable to a repeated measurement design, in which the measurements are ordered in time and the present measurement depends only on the immediate antecedent measurements [ 50].

The MW determination in SEC-UV/LS/RI measurement depends only on the signals from downstream LS and RI detectors (Folta-Stogniew and Williams, 1999; details presented in Supplementary data), and is independent of the elution position; SEC is used solely as a fractionation step to separate various oligomers or complexes.

(ii) Our discussion in this entry focuses on models of the EPR/B experiment in which probabilities of measurement outcomes depend only on the pair's state λ and the settings of the measurement apparatuses to measure certain properties.

Both measurements depend not only on pulmonary dysfunction but also on changes in cardiac output and oxygen consumption.

Reflectance quantities acquired under hemispherical illumination conditions (i.e., all outdoor measurements) depend not only on the scattering properties of the observed surface, but as well on atmospheric conditions, the object's surroundings, and the topography, with distinct expression of these effects in different wavelengths.

These limitations do not apply to the translocation (Cy3) measurement since those analyses depend only on the length dependence of the lag time.

To avoid such misleading error situations, Wang et al. [20] proposed that modern image quality measurement metrics should not depend only on point-to-point distances, it should also consider the geometric or structural similarity between the images.

The control schemes to compare are: (1) a global suspension controller and, (2) four independent controllers, one for each Quarter of Vehicle (QoV) model; both control schemes depend only on measurements.

The alternative presented in (Locke and Paschalidis 2012, 2013), as well as the alternative presented in this article, differ in that they depend only on sensor measurements and therefore do not require solution to complicated inverse dispersion problems.