Sentence examples for measurements which could from inspiring English sources
It is important to note, however, that such agreement does not necessarily prove that time-weighted-average concentrations must be at the same concentration ranges as that of grab measurements, which could fortuitously measure chemicals at abnormally high or low concentrations.
Unfortunately expensive equipment is typically required to acquire multispectral measurements, which could be eliminated using new CFAs with a small number of color filters.
We collated all available PNG field measurements which could be used to estimate carbon stocks in logged and unlogged forest.
Testing of the drugs singly and in pairs would only require about 1,600 measurements, which could then be used in the formula to discover the most therapeutically promising combinations.
Further progress in accessing GW sources therefore can be expected mainly from improved measurements, which could provide also information about the GW horizontal wavelength as well as from quantitative comparisons to model predictions.
Overall we observed considerable bias between instruments with different principles of measurements, which could not be solely explained by uncertainty in the evaluation of the diameters, or by wind effects, indicating that difficulties in the determination of the optical disdrometer's sensing area could be the cause.
Simulation results confirmed the results of field measurement, which could provide reference for dust prevention design.
In addition, such information is available at early stages of the measurement, which could make the technique suitable in early detection scenarios.
The flow chart provided recommendations regarding timing of follow-up blood glucose measurement, which could vary from 20 min to 4 h.
In [12], the authors proposed an evidence-theory-based measurement which could weigh both the degree and strength of every node in a weighted network.
Moreover, only a few studies (2 out of 8) employed objective methods of measurement, which could possibly lead to an overestimation of the effect (OR 1.4 versus 3.0) [ 43].
