Sentence examples similar to measures of present day from inspiring English sources
Operationally, changes in cardiac output of 15% or more are usually taken to reflect a relevant change, because such changes are at the limit of accuracy of present day measuring techniques and are above the degree of normal variance seen in an otherwise stable person.
That is a classic definition of present day insanity.
Our ranking system explicitly avoids such assumptions and instead focuses on measures of present-day accumulated environmental degradation.
Furthermore, the significance of present-day use of digital close-range photogrammetry in the acquisition of data and preparation of measured drawing projects for historical buildings is emphasized.
Fig. 5 Strength profile models of present-day Mars.
These differences are not simply of historical interest, but also important for understanding the genetic architecture of traits measured in the present day.
The step was part of a small set of measures presented Tuesday, which also includes an increase in a bank tax, to generate extra revenue to invest in infrastructure projects and to fight youth unemployment.
It is not possible to use the full interpredictivity measure to determine which of the present day Cyclamen is most like the ancestral lineage.
Most of the present day additives are synthetic acrylate based.
> -wrap-foot> These results show the potential benefit of using the SOPH approach to the ancestral network reconstruction problem, especially in the typical situation where the error rates of measured present-day interactions can be very high (Stumpf et al., 2007).
