Sentence examples for measurements in relation to from inspiring English sources

Eight articles compared splanchnic ptO2 measurements in relation to ptO2 measured in several peripheral sites, like subcutaneous and skeletal muscle tissue.

We analyzed each of the Pb exposure measures separately, modeling repeated blood Pb measurements in relation to concurrent homocysteine, and baseline bone Pb measurements in relation to concurrent and subsequent homocysteine measurements, collectively.

Also, many studies either allowed dose adjustments to occur before drug concentrations were measured or did not clearly report the timing of measurements in relation to any dose adjustments or if dose adjustments were allowed to occur.

and Raman spectroscopic measurements in relation to the dissolution mechanism of polyacrylonitrile (PAN).

This effect arises from having an excessive number of angular measurements in relation to the number of retrieved parameters.

However, none of these studies reported on the value of repeated blood Hb measurements in relation to occult injuries or clinical decision making.

The variability in these estimates are likely attributable to differences in the measurement of depression symptoms (e.g. questionnaire or clinical interview), different cut-off scores being implemented on questionnaire measures, differences in the timing of depression measurement in relation to surgery and clinical and demographic differences between samples.

In the present multicentric retrospective study, the clinical significance of serum sIL-2R measurement in relation to laboratory and clinical measures of disease activity was evaluated in patients with IM during period of disease exacerbation and/or inactive stages of the disease and compared to controls including patients with noninflammatory elevated CK levels.

The area under the curve between the first and second measurement in relation to baseline was calculated as a measure of the awakening response.

The density plot of the perfusion medium without beads has been reduced by a factor of 5 compared with particle measurement in relation to the number of counting events measured.

A possible reason for these striking differences might be that many studies did not define the time point of measurement in relation to the previous or next migraine attack, since migraine seems to involve endogenous rhythms which may also influence the autonomic nervous system [13, 14].