Sentence examples for measurements designed to from inspiring English sources
This CO2-induced ion exchange interferes with conductivity measurements designed to measure receiver salt concentration change with time due to ion permeation through the polymer from the higher salt concentration chamber (i.e., the donor chamber).
His success initiated a series of measurements designed to answer two questions: Is the concentration of carbon-14 uniform throughout the plant and animal kingdoms?
In 1887 Michelson, in collaboration with American chemist Edward Morley, completed a precise set of optical measurements designed to detect the motion of Earth through the ether as it orbited the Sun.
In the 1970s, experimenters began taking measurements designed to see whether Bell's inequality holds.
We describe SE measurements designed to obtain the calibration parameters together with the target ellipsometric spectra.
This contribution describes laboratory measurements designed to investigate the optical properties of linear alkybenzene (LAB).
The company was forced to abandon one measurement designed to make its huge marketing expenses disappear, but then quickly changed gears toward two new shiny objects for its financial statements: "Cumulative customers" counts every person who has ever bought a Groupon, and "cumulative repeat customers" tallies all those who have ever bought more than one.
The Hypogonadism Impact of Symptoms Questionnaire Short Form (HIS-Q-SF) is a patient-reported outcome measurement designed to evaluate the symptoms of hypogonadism.
Using the Implicit Association Test, a measurement designed to minimize this bias, we assessed the impact of this renaming on the stereotype of schizophrenia held by a younger generation.
The Hypogonadism Impact of Symptoms Questionnaire (HIS-Q) is a patient-reported outcome measurement designed to comprehensively evaluate the symptoms of hypogonadism and to detect changes in these symptoms in response to treatment.
Average weight of citizen (in new unpronounceable measurement designed to veil actual impact of a person's weight as indicative of health): 4 pounds.
