Sentence examples for measures more closely from inspiring English sources

Pressure eased slightly on Spain's bond yields on Friday, suggesting the initial reaction was positive, but some analysts said they needed to study the measures more closely.

This study concludes that gas permeability is more accurate than liquid permeability because it measures more closely intrinsic permeability especially for clay-rich rocks.

Most measures of genetic diversity fit the observed measures more closely than in the previous models.

As previously defined, these changes were expressed in term of MCID, which measures more closely the impact of differences observed in quality of life.

Examining individual psychometric measures more closely, there also emerged an interesting dissociation between performance on different memory tests in our battery.

Outcome assessment measures, more closely aligned with the theoretical basis of the intervention (in this case SRT) may, therefore, be better suited to evaluate information interventions in recovering critically ill patients.

By repeating the measurement as many as 16 times and averaging the results, horizontal angles can be measured more closely; in geodetic surveying, measurements of all three angles of a triangle are expected to give a sum of 180 degrees within one second of arc.

The latter measure more closely reflects the activities of subjects.

This may be related to the fact that the underlying constructs being measured in the LLFDI and the performance based measures are more closely related.

Third, some citation measures are more closely related to their usage counterparts than they are to other citation measures such as the JIF.

Both the reflex gain and rate measures correlated more closely with the Ashworth scale and tendon reflex scale than did the output measures, indicating their potential clinical value.