Sentence examples for measurements which yield from inspiring English sources
To study this effect we performed angle-resolved emission measurements, which yield information about the directionality of RC LED emission.
Observations with an interferometer (an instrument that measures the angle subtended by the diameter of a star at the observer's position), combined with parallax measurements (which yield a star's distance; see below Determining stellar distances), give sizes of 12 and 22 solar radii for Arcturus and Aldebaran A. Betelgeuse and Antares A are examples of supergiant stars.
Stereo-vision implies the use of two cameras to allow for the reconstruction of the three-dimensional geometry and measurement of the three-dimensional displacements opposed to single-camera measurements which yield only two-dimensional data.
MRM analyses easily exceed the performance of typical Western blotting measurements, which yield CVs ranging from 20 to 40%.
In an effort to distinguish between both possibilities, we used polarization-resolved fluorescence microscopy measurements, which yield direct insight into the spatial orientation of the product molecules with respect to the underlying pore system.
Figure 2(B) shows the application of a decision line to the PC scores of the dermal measurements, which yield a higher discriminant accuracy of 18/18 tumor-associated raft spectra and 16/18 naïve raft spectra, for a sensitivity and specificity of 100%and89%9%, respectively, and an overall classification accuracy of 94% (34/36).
The polarization states data of the light at the beamline were used for CD measurements, which yielded quantitative CD spectra in the VUV range.
The enhanced air quality monitoring during LTADS also included ozone measurements, which yielded additional insights into atmospheric processes and the role of transport in determining ozone concentrations within the Lake Tahoe Air Basin.
We selected genes that were significantly regulated (p < 0.01) at two or more consecutive time points or in replicate measurements, which yielded 1508 LPA-regulated genes (see additional file 1: complete dataset).
Strengths of the present study are the standardized setting of the test procedures and measurements according to recommendations of previous studies, the relatively (in comparison to other studies) high and a priori power-based sample size, and the combination of electrophysiological and functional measurement, which yielded consistent results.
Serving as an alternative to the more familiar classical measurement theory, which yields the less useful intra-class correlation coefficients, G theory addresses the dependability of measurements and allows for the simultaneous estimation of multiple sources of variance, including interactions.
