Sentence examples for measurements that exist from inspiring English sources

Christopher Burt, a weather historian for Weather Underground, has exhaustively analyzed world temperature extremes and determined the 129.2 degree readings posted in Mitribah, Kuwait on July 21 , 2016 and Death Valley, Calif., on June 30 , 2013 are the hottest credible temperature measurements that exist in modern records.

It points out the limitations of current measurements that exist in the literature, and proposes a framework for measuring progress, which may form the basis of comparison of RCB activities.

The measurement variability that exists between the two techniques should decrease if the gaseous effluent measured by the PTR-MS is at or near equilibrium with the compounds in the liquid.

The findings illustrate that the mechanistic, target, measurement culture that exists needs to be augmented with a far greater emphasis on the social, emotional and relational aspects of care giving and receiving.

In short, the potential for using the Internet in this field, to improve the application of cost utility analyses and address some of the important methodological challenges that exist in preference measurement, is only beginning to be exploited.

To complement the recent crystal structure of this protein, we show by hydrodynamic measurements that PaDDAH exists in dynamic equilibrium between monomer (ca 29 kDa) and symmetric homodimer (ca 58 kDa) states with a dimer dissociation constant, Kd∼500 nM.

Additionally, Gazsi et al. [35], working with the decomposition of formic acid and methyl formate on TiO2 doped with N and promoted with Au observed, using infrared spectroscopic measurements, that formate does exist on Au particles.

Metabolomics refers to the measurement of the metabolite pool that exists within a system under a particular set of conditions.

Metabolomics has been defined as "the measurement of the metabolite pool that exists within a cell under a particular set of conditions" (Fiehn 2002), while metabonomics was earlier defined as "the quantitative measurement of the dynamic multiparametric metabolic response of living systems to pathophysiological stimuli or genetic modification" (Nicholson et al. 1999).

Nugget represents that there is to account micro-scale variation and measurement errors or any spatial variability that exists at a distance smaller than the shortest distance of two measurements.

The method is based on the Wilcoxon signed-rank test and on the Levene test, which are nonparametric statistical inference techniques, and it establishes the relation that exists between the measurement results obtained using a reference instrument and the measurement results obtained using the electronic circuit under test.