Sentence examples for measures and consequently from inspiring English sources
This approach provides a direct comparator for animal electrophysiology measures and, consequently, has the potential to make a strong contribution to translational neuroscience research.
Half a standard deviation is considered close to the minimal important difference in most quality-of-life measures, and consequently a choice of possible relevant impact on the results.
We believe that this study offers an example in which statistical methods and mathematical modeling can be used to quantitatively calculate the consequences of a political measure and, consequently, it can serve as a guide to institutions and policy makers.
Here we have a tool – the municipal ordinance – devised as an extraordinary and emergency measure (and consequently issued through mayoral fiat without passing through the customary municipal decision-making procedures) being used instead as a means to establish ordinary regulations.
It is a predictive measure and consequently it will safer if such a VM could be migrated to other host where it will not have higher correlation with other VMs.
We found that simply adding up the scores on all items of the OBVQ without considering the relative weight of each item may interfere with the validity of this measure and, consequently, with the findings of studies which use the traditional versions of the OBVQ.
We found that simply adding up the scores on all items of the QBO without considering the relative weight of each item may interfere with the validity of this measure and, consequently, with the findings of studies which use the traditional versions of the QBO.
Velocity, RPE and blood lactate concentration were measured and consequently the Hazard Score was computed.
Then the resonance of such a cantilever, on which the peptide chains are likely to be cleft by CTSB, is measured, and consequently, so is the resonant frequency shift in dry air due to proteolysis driven by CTSB.
This provided a means to shorten the measure and, consequently, avoid burdening older women with a lengthy instrument in future research in this area.
Researcher assumptions about risk factors and health effects may introduce bias into research methodology in terms of determining the questions asked and outcomes measured and consequently how study participants report the health impacts of water carrying.
