Sentence examples for measurements that cannot from inspiring English sources
"He developed a science that allows you to do the measurements that cannot be made by machines, such as pain and disability, and to do them in a scientifically rigorous fashion.
Given that such devices may supply erroneous location information, either willfully or accidentally, they must be located by other network nodes using measurements that cannot easily be forged.
Also, these different definitions of productivity lead to measurements that cannot be compared [ 5].
Moreover, it allowed experiments and/or measurements that cannot be easily achievable in a laboratory environment [ 1].
In addition, this process has the ability to perform measurements that cannot easily be made manually, allowing data to be collected more accurately and in a shorter amount of time.
These predictions can then be used to compare with experimental observations and hence help to refine and validate the model or even to provide a guide on measurements that cannot be performed in experiments due to technical limitations.
From the description of utility function we can clearly see that it is an individual performance measurement that cannot be transferred among the MUEs and SBSs, showing the NTU property of the game.
More specifically, these studies, sparse in number, encompass a diverse scope of methods, analyses, and applications with measurement techniques that cannot compare the impacts on the human visual system across such variety without confounds from the variety itself (i.e., information content, see more on this in the ideal observer approach to fusion evaluation section below).
Despite these results, innate error in the calibration and bias error in the patient-fiber coupling can introduce measurement effects that cannot be corrected through calibration.
Most disease-specific instruments are profile-based and only provide ordinal-level measurement scales that cannot be used for health economic analysis.
This problem is typical of models based on measurements made by single satellite missions that cannot provide measurements desynchronized in space and time.
