Sentence examples for measurements would enable from inspiring English sources

Providing estimates of uncertainty for thickness measurements would enable better understanding of controls on model fit to data and therefore of uncertainties in model results.

Development of an in situ reporter of the presence of l-citrulline compatible with time-resolved fluorescence measurements would enable us to address this possibility.

Larger numbers and repeated measurements would enable further elucidation of patient or operator characteristics that impact the precision and reliability of these measurements.

We hypothesised that pre-hospital blood lactate measurements would enable the prediction of in-hospital mortality and that this prognostic value would be independent of commonly available standard vital parameters.

We reasoned that the use of pleural-pressure measurements, despite the technical limitations to the accuracy of such measurements, would enable us to find a PEEP value that could maintain oxygenation while preventing lung injury due to repeated alveolar collapse or overdistention.

Along with the classification performance, this computational measurement would enable us to decide the most suitable feature extraction operator for the proposed system.

(F, 93, 1012) Having multiple measurements that would enable users to see the trend of BP over a period of time and get the average was considered by many to be more useful than simply relying on single readings.

Accordingly, prima facie, the proposed definition provides no hope of cardinal or even ordinal measurement that would enable us to predict or explain quantitatively differences in rates of reproduction, and the evolutionary processes that depend on these rates.

Iwo and Zofia Bialynicki Birula showed that a rotating object emitting light would imbue that light with OAM; as a result, a measurement of OAM would enable someone to infer the object's rotation.

Multispectral measurements would further enable us to quantify the tissue physiology surrounding the sutures.

Furthermore, they would enable measurements of drug responses in a 3D context.