Sentence examples for measurements in reference from inspiring English sources

There is a weak temperature dependence due to the large Δ, consistent with the measurements in reference [15], with gap starting to close only for extremely high temperatures T >8,000 K, presumably above the melting point of the material.

Important measurements in reference to ACDF include height, anterior-posterior (AP) diameter and width of the cervical disc space (see Table  3).

The reference design, while powerful, has its disadvantages [16]; notably, 50% of the measurements in a reference design experiment are solely for normalization purposes representing both significant financial and opportunity costs.

Comparisons were made between measurements in the reference images and in the images corrected with inaccurate maps.

Non-parametric k-nearest neighbour (k-NN) and k-most similar neighbour (k-MSN) modelling techniques were used to impute the 300 Index for the validation plots based on the measurements in the reference dataset.

The requested XCO terms are also specific, but because multiple clinical measurements in one reference are often made using identical conditions, the CMO term requests also outnumber the XCO requests.

All measurements were made in reference to a known distance measured at identical magnification.

Note that all the above estimators are based on a so-called nonredundant set of TDOA measurements [31], resulting in reference dependency.

Both can be measured using the same procedure, which locates the appropriate regions for measurement in the reference image using block data.

To generate reliable new reference ranges for symphysis-fundus height (SFH) in twin pregnancies using modern statistical methods and to evaluate whether small-for-gestational age (SGA) babies of women who had a SFH measurement after the 25th gestational week could be predicted by the SFH measurement in the reference curves and other maternal data.

The cut-off points calculated based on the ALM measurement in a reference, young population with no adequately established inclusion criteria may lead both to underestimation and overestimation of the frequency of low muscle mass in elderly individuals.