Sentence examples for measures as demonstrated from inspiring English sources

The 150 °C isotherm is elevated beneath thick coal measures, as demonstrated in Fig. 9.

EHV-1 is a major pathogen which defies control measures as demonstrated by the increase in severe, and often fatal, disease outbreaks which occur despite vaccination [7].

Body fatness may have an impact on the accuracy of DXA-based BMD measures as demonstrated in obese diabetic patients [ 57].

With allied professionals targeting physicians, the IPC subscales were distinct from the ATHCTS measures, as demonstrated by low to modest correlations, none greater than |.48|, and several not statistically significant.

Fast Fourier Transform FFTT) was performed to determine the dominant oscillatory period for each islet measured, as demonstrated in Figure 5B for the two examples in Figure 5A.

Results using parental synchronous responses and total service costs generated similar results to the primary outcome measure, as demonstrated in Figs.  6 and 7.

Stimulus-locked temporal codes may provide useful information about a task or stimulus that may not be necessary for single discrimination or detection tasks and could be accounted for by rate measures alone as demonstrated in the detection of vibratory stimuli [52].

Filtering techniques are important for true measurement estimation for medical decision making and have been shown to result in improved significant disease progression classification when utilizing GEE for logistic regression with repeated measures data, as demonstrated in our modeling of OAG progression dynamics.

In western notation, notes are grouped according to the indicated time measure to form equi-measured bars as demonstrated in Fig. 4.

This value was chosen because we did not wish to exclude variables with meaningful measures of effect as demonstrated by the odds ratio simply on the basis of the bivariate p-value, especially in a small sample.

Clearly, dead time yields higher measured τr values, as demonstrated by comparing it to an ideal measurement where τr = 500 ns (solid red line).